Rule 2762 Procedure for Collection of Costs in Appellate Courts and on Appeal

When you win an appeal and the other side owes you court costs, those costs are collected the same way they would be in the lower court where your case started. So if you won in a trial court and then also won on appeal, the process for getting paid stays consistent with what that original court uses.

If your case was in Commonwealth Court and the costs cannot be collected that way, the court's clerk will record the unpaid costs as an official court judgment against the person who owes them. That judgment can then be enforced just like any other money judgment from Commonwealth Court, which gives you legal tools to collect what you are owed.