Costs rules on appeal for a Small Claims hearing?

[Jackknows]

I lost my small Claims hearing. Judge stated he was not convinced by Defendants request for costs.

I appealed the decision, on basis of both Court mistakes in administrating the case, and my legal argument, which the Judge misunderstood.

So I asked for permission to appeal, which was just turned down. The 'higher' Judge stated I have seven days to ask for an oral hearing.

I am told the rules for costs regarding appeals, etc are different. Can anyone point me to something which would help me find out what thee rules are? How they differ?

I was under the impression that if no costs are awarded at a Small Claims hearing that a claimant loses, then the same would apply regarding appeals?

I was thinking of asking for an oral hearing.

[R0b]

Correct, CPR 27.14(2) confirms this. If you need an authority, see Court of Appeal case Akhtar v Boland (link here)

Claims under this track are limited and applies to any appeal up to and including the Supreme Court.

[Jackknows]

So they cannot claim costs, correct R0b ?

[Jackknows]

Does anyone know the cost to make an appeal? Or to make an application asking to appeal?

[MIKE770]

EX50 Civil and Family Court Fees - GOV.UK