Gujarat Land Revenue Code, 1879
(1) On the receipt of supplemental revenue settlement fee or, as the case may be, the compounding fee from the claimant the authorized revenue officer shall issue a certificate of claim reflecting the payment of such compounding fee and supplemental revenue settlement fee; and indicating amount of premium and other Government dues payable, if any, for effecting entry in the Register of Mutations during the relevant period in such format and manner as may be prescribed by the State Government. (2) The certificate issued by the authorized revenue officer shall be valid up to 90 days. During this period, if the claimant pays the Government dues and premium etc. as indicated in the certificate, an entry to this effect shall be made in the Register of Mutations and a Certificate of No Dues shall be issued which shall be valid for reporting of acquisition of right under section 135C. If the claimant does not make the payment of the Government dues and premium as indicated within the period of 90 days, the revenue officer shall proceed to make an entry in the Register of Mutations reflecting a charge of Government dues in the said entry against the claimant. (3) If at any point thereafter, claimant desires to make payment of Government dues and discharges the same, the entry of charges is deleted against his claimed occupancy, he shall apply to the authorized revenue officer in the prescribed manner and format as may be notified by the State Government from time to time, for issuance of Certificate of No Dues, which shall be valid for reporting of acquisition of right under section 135C.