"The statute in question provides that in any action in the courts of this state for the recovery under such an insurance policy insurer shall pay such further amount as the court shall adjudge reasonable as attorneys' fees unless there is no recovery." In Lewis v. Snake River Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 82 Idaho 329, 353 P.2d 648, this Court under the authority of I.C. § 41-1403 allowed plaintiff an additional fee for attorney representation upon the appeal, pursuant to her motion. Clearly the Supreme Court is clothed with authority to fix a reasonable attorney's fee for representation upon an appeal unless it be determined that no amount is justly due under the insurance contract.