(a) The Court Reporter shall notify the respective parties or their attorneys that the transcript has been lodged and that if no objections arc made to the transcript within five (5) days after receipt of such notice, the transcript will be marked, filed and become a part of the record. If objections arc made to the transcript by any party, they shall be submitted to and settled by the trial Court. I he party filing objections shall serve a copy of the objections on the other parties and notify the other parties of the dale when the transcript will be submitted to the Court for settlement.(b) The Court shall examine any parts of the transcript to which objections arc made pursuant to Rule 39-5000.16 and may examine any other parts of the transcript. If the trial Judge examines any portion of the transcript, he shall certify, by reference to the page and line number of their equivalent, which portions he has read and corrected.(c) After the differences have been settled or other corrections have been made and certified by the Court, the Court shall return the transcript to the appropriate office where the same shall be marked filed and shall become a part of the official record.Frank. Cnty. Pa. 39-5000.16.1
Adopted by Order of Court dated December 30, 1993 Published in the Pennsylvaania Bulletin Vol. 24, Number 3, 1/15/1994