TX · rules
Tex. R. Civ. P. 75b
Filed Exhibits: Withdrawal
All filed exhibits admitted in evidence or tendered on bill of exception shall, until returned or
otherwise disposed of as authorized by Rule 14b, remain at all times in the clerk's office or in the
court or in the custody of the clerk except as follows:
(a) The court may by order entered on the minutes allow a filed exhibit to be withdrawn
by any party only upon such party's leaving on file a certified, photo, or other
reproduced copy of such exhibit. The party withdrawing such exhibit shall pay the
costs of such order and copy.
(b) The court reporter or stenographer of the court conducting the hearing, proceedings,
or trial in which exhibits are admitted or offered in evidence, shall have the right to
withdraw filed exhibits, upon giving the clerk proper receipt therefor, whenever
necessary for the court reporter or stenographer to transmit such original exhibits
to an appellate court under the provisions of Rule 379 or to otherwise discharge the
duties imposed by law upon said court reporter or stenographer.
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-14
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