Rule 13.7 - Remand to Trial Court(a)No Remand if Final Disposition by Pretrial Court. A case in which the pretrial court has rendered a final and appealable judgment will not be remanded to the trial court.(b)Remand. The pretrial court may order remand of one or more cases, or separable triable portions of cases, when pretrial proceedings have been completed to such a degree that the purposes of the transfer have been fulfilled or no longer apply.(c)Transfer of Files. When a case is remanded to the trial court, the clerk of the pretrial court will send the case file to the trial court without retaining a copy unless otherwise ordered. The parties may file in the remanded case copies of any pleadings or orders from the pretrial court's master file. The clerk of the trial court will reopen the trial court file under the cause number of the trial court, without a new filing fee.