Rule 73-3. Procedure upon Acceptance of Reservation

(a) The appellate clerk shall notify the clerk of the trial court and the parties of the decision or order on the reservation request. Within twenty days of issuance of the notice of an order of preliminary acceptance, the appellant shall file the reservation in accordance with the provisions of Section 63-3, except that no entry fee shall be paid and no costs shall be taxed in favor of any party. In addition, within ten days of the filing of the appeal, the appellant shall file a docketing statement in the form specified in Section 63-4

(a) (4).

(b) The plaintiff in the court that ordered the reservation shall be deemed the appellant, and the defendant in such court shall be deemed the appellee for purposes of these rules, unless otherwise ordered by the court.

(c) The advice of the Appellate Court on a reservation may be reviewed by the Supreme Court only upon the granting of certification as provided in Chapter 84.