§ 60-2107 Costs.

When you appeal a case, there are costs involved in the process. These might include things like filing fees or the cost of preparing court records. This rule simply says that the appeals court gets to decide who pays those costs.

The court has full control over this decision. It can order the losing party to pay, split the costs between both sides, or handle it however it thinks is fair based on the case. There's no automatic rule that says the loser always pays. Instead, the judges look at the situation and decide what makes sense.

If you're involved in an appeal, this means you won't know for certain who covers the costs until the court makes its ruling. It's worth keeping this in mind, since appeal costs can add up depending on how complex the case is.