LA · rules
Unif. R. La. Cts. App. 2-1.3
Cover Inscription
The record, unless in electronic form, shall be bound in strong, flexible, loose-leaf
covers, 9 inches by 14½ inches, fastened at the top, so as to open flat.
On the outside of the front cover of each volume, there shall be inscribed with
proper separation of lines and spaces, and in the following order:
(1) the title of the court to which the record is directed;
(2) the docket number of the case in the Court of Appeal (to be given and entered
by the clerks of the Courts of Appeal);
(3) the number of the volume of the record;
(4) the title of the case (the same title given in the trial court);
(5) the status of the parties;
(6) the name of the court or administrative body and of the parish from which the
appeal originates, the docket number of the case in the court or administrative
body, the division/section of the court or administrative body, and the name of
the judge or official who rendered the ruling or judgment to be reviewed;
(7) the names of counsel, with mailing addresses and phone numbers, and the
names of the parties represented;
(8) the names of unrepresented parties, with mailing addresses and phone
numbers; and
(9) the date of the lodging of the record in the Court of Appeal (to be entered by
the clerks of the Courts of Appeal).
Provenance
- Source
- www.fifthcircuit.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- 2026-09-18
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