In pre-emption cases, how is the court fee calculated relative to the payable revenue?

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Five times the amount of the revenue payableTen times the amount of the revenue payableNo court fee is requiredCourt fee equals the revenue payableCourt fee is twice the revenue payable

Explanation

For suits involving pre-emption, the court fee is fixed at ten times the revenue amount that is payable. This ensures adequate fees are collected in such cases.