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36.—(1) The Court may on the application of a respondent order an appellant to give security for the costs of the appeal and any order for security shall determine—
(a)the amount of that security, and
(b)the manner in which, and the time within which, security must be given.
(2) An order made under this rule may require payment of the judgment debt (and costs) in the court below instead of, or in addition to, the amount ordered by way of security for costs.
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