4.3.1.110 Disposition of the Cases

(a) In the event a settlement of the case is worked out, the Tribal Judge conducting the pretrial conference shall cause a record to be made of such settlement by means of an order or judgment entered in the record of the case. In the event that some of the issues are not agree to, the Tribal Judge shall cause a pre-trial order to be prepared stating what issues have been settled and what issues remain to be tired and such pre-trial order shall superseded the pleadings for purposes of framing the issues for trial.

(b) The pre-trial order may also contain agreements, stipulations, or orders by the Court as to the production of witnesses and evidence and the conduct of discovery before trial. If trial appears necessary, the Court Clerk shall, at the time of the pre-trial conference, obtain the names of all persons to be subpoenaed as witnesses and prepare and arrange for service of the necessary subpoenas.