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COSTS AWARDS. The new Small Claims Court rules permit an adjudicator to order a maximum of $500 in costs against a party for unreasonably bringing or defending an action. Under Rule 80, cost awards were based on the Rule 59 tariff and could thus be much greater.n March 14, 2009, it was announced that the Small Claims Court will be eliminated as part of budget cuts included in the 2009-2010 New Brunswick Budget.
Two completely new âexpeditedâ court processes â Rules 79 (âSimplified Procedureâ) and 80 (âCertain Claims not exceeding $30,000â) â that saw Court of Queenâs Bench judges adjudicate claims up to $75,000 and $30,000 respectively, replaced the Small Claims Court.elaxed procedural and evidentiary rules also help to move the process forward more quickly, and at a lower cost. The new Courtâs monetary limit is more than double that of the pre-2010 small claims regime ($6,000). However, it is substantially less than the $30,000 threshold under Rule 80.