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(1) In a suit or proceeding the difference, if any, between the fee actually paid and the fee which would have been payable, on delivery of judgment, be taxed by the court and shall be leviable from the plaintiff and if not paid by him within thirty days from the date of the judgment be recoverable according to the law and under the rules for the time being in force for the recovery of an arrears of land revenue. 45 of 1860. Costs of inquiry as to valuation and refund of excess fee. Appointment of inspecting officers and recovery in cases reported by them. Taxing of Court-fees and their recovery in suits for mense profits or amount. 2004: Guj.4 ] The Gujarat Court-Fees Act, 2004. 9 (2) The Court shall send a copy of the decree or order or award passed in such suit to the Collector. (3) No decree passed in any suit by the Court shall be executed, until a certificate to the effect that such difference is paid or recovered, signed by the Court which passed the decree or by the Collector who recovered the amount, is produced along with the application for such execution. Explanation.- For the purpose of this section, "Plaintiff" includes any party to a suit to whom any profits or amount are or is found to be due.