For recovery of Stamp Duty, Can I file a Civil Suit OR writ petit

In 2007, Suits for partition of ancestral properties were filed between plaintiff BS Aggarwal and defendant Om Prakash (brothers) and 3 sisters as proforma defendants. That in out of court settlement in 2014 between them, it was mutually agreed that plaintiff’s share will be 23/40 share in urban agriculture land having two side roads in exchange to defendant of 17/40 share in urban agriculture land plus shops, residential house and other properties and written affidavits were executed and exchanged by plaintiff and defendant between them. That it was further agreed that defendant along with some other persons will purchase plaintiff’s share for Rs.2.80cr to put an end to all disputes. Accordingly plaintiff executed an Agreement to Sell dt. 15.01.2014 for Rs.2.80cr with his nephew Shailender and another person named Yashpal but when sale deed was executed on 19.06.2014 for Rs.1.50cr, Shailender dropped his name and introduced his brother Sumit and 2 other persons namely Baburam and Pradeep Jain. Plaintiff complained for stamp duty evasion to Sub Registrar and a case u/s 47A of Indian Stamp Act was initiated in the Court of SDM who dismissed the case vide order dt. 28.07.16 as the Sale Deed value is 3 times the collector rate of the area and fair market value is not more than sale deed value.