If a case be remanded by the Supreme Court to the court below, and afterwards an appeal be taken in the same case to the Supreme Court, it shall not be necessary for the appellant to cause to be filed in the Supreme Court a transcript of so much of the record as may be already on file in said court, but the transcript previously sent up, together with a transcript of the subsequent proceedings in the case in the court below, shall constitute the record for the case in the Supreme Court. In such case, if the appellant shall, in his application for appeal, signify his desire for the clerk to make out and certify only a transcript of such subsequent proceedings, the clerk shall act accordingly.Codes, 1880, § 2347; 1892, § 75; 1906, § 76; Hemingway's 1917, § 56; 1930, § 57; 1942, § 1191.
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