1. The justice must tax and include in the judgment the costs allowed by law to the prevailing party. 2. The party in whose favor judgment is rendered and who claims costs must deliver to the justice, and serve a copy upon the adverse party, within 2 days after the verdict or notice of the decision of the justice, or such further time as may be granted, a memorandum of the items of the costs and necessary disbursements in the action, which memorandum must be verified by the oath of the party or the partys attorney or agent or by the clerk of the partys attorney, stating that to the best of his or her knowledge and belief the items are correct and that the disbursements have been necessarily incurred in the action. The party in whose favor judgment is rendered shall be entitled to recover the witness fees, although at the time the party may not have actually paid them. 3. Issuance or service of subpoena shall not be necessary to entitle the prevailing party to tax as costs witness fees and mileage, providing that such witnesses be sworn and testify in the cause. 4. It shall not be necessary to embody in the memorandum the fees of the justice, but the justice shall add the same according to the fees of the justice fixed by statute. 5. Within 2 days after service of a copy of the memorandum, the adverse party may move the court, upon 2 days notice to retax and settle the costs, a copy of which notice of motion shall be filed and served upon the prevailing party claiming costs, and thereupon the justice shall settle the costs. 6. If the judgment is entered by default it shall not be necessary to make service of a copy of the cost bill.
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