Rule 14 - Transmittal of the Record(1) The moving party shall comply with the provisions of Rule 13 and shall take any other action permitted under these rules to assemble and transmit the record of proceedings in the trial court or administrative agency.(2) When the supreme court orders the clerk of the trial court or administrative agency to transmit the record necessary for the determination of the questions of law transferred, the clerk shall number the documents constituting the record and shall transmit with the record a list of the documents correspondingly numbered and identified with reasonable definiteness.(3) Documents of unusual bulk or weight and physical exhibits other than documents shall not be transmitted unless the supreme court orders the clerk to do so. A party must make advance arrangements with the clerk or administrative agency from which the questions of law have been transferred for the transportation and receipt of exhibits of unusual bulk or weight.(4) The supreme court may, on motion for cause shown, extend the time for transmitting the record or may permit the record to be transmitted and filed after the expiration of the time allowed or fixed. The court may require the record to be transmitted at any time before the time allowed or fixed.(5) The parties may agree by written stipulation filed in the trial court or administrative agency that designated parts of the record shall be retained in the trial court or administrative agency.