In either (a) or (b), the garnishee defendant may withhold from the amount due the principal defendant the sum awarded for costs, and is chargeable only for the balance.
In addition, the party presenting the bill of costs shall immediately serve a copy of the bill and any accompanying affidavits on the other parties. Failure to present a bill of costs within the time prescribed constitutes a waiver of the right to costs.
Mich. Ct. R. 2.625
Staff Comment (ADM File No. 2022-38): The amendments of MCR 2.625, 7.115, 7.219, and 7.319: (1) require courts to stay enforcement of taxed costs while an appeal is pending or until time for filing an appeal has passed, (2) expand the timeframe for filing a bill of costs in the Court of Appeals, (3) incorporate into MCR 7.219 the Court of Appeals internal operating procedure 7.219(B) that allows, upon reversal of a Court of Appeals decision, the new prevailing party to file a new bill of costs in the Court of Appeals, and (4) include in the lists of taxable costs those costs awarded in the lower court in accordance with MCL 600.2445(4).