75.14 Bystanders bill--Deleted

This rule has been removed from the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure. It no longer applies and has no legal effect. If you're looking at older case files or documents that reference this rule, it dealt with something called a "bystander's bill," which was an old way to create a record of what happened in court when no proper transcript existed.

Since the rule has been deleted, courts today use other procedures for handling situations where a transcript isn't available or needs to be reconstructed. If you have questions about how to create or fix a court record for an appeal, you should look at the current rules that address transcripts and the record on appeal, or ask a lawyer for guidance on which rule now applies to your situation.