Thoppu promboku land with registered sale dead and 60 years possession can file a civil suite for di

When you have a legal document you can approach the revenue authorities with a request to update your records. 

Since you have purchased the property by  a registered sale deed and are in possesion of the same for decades, there is no reason for the government to take back the property.

If you don't have patta then you can apply for it or if you apprehend the risk of government taking it back, you may file a suit for declaration and injunction to declare the title and to restrain them from interfering in your possession and enjoyment of the same.

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Based on your situation, filing a civil suit for a declaration of title could be a viable option. The legal principle of adverse possession might support your claim, provided your family has openly possessed and cultivated the land without interruption for a significant period.

Under the Limitation Act, adverse possession can confer ownership rights if someone openly possesses the land for over 12 years without interruption, claiming it as their own. However, as your family has been cultivating the land for 60 years, this extended period strengthens your case. For a better understanding of the term, you can also refer to the case of Ravinder Kaur Grewal vs. Manjit Kaur.

Additionally, the Registration Act, 1908, is relevant here. If your sale deed is properly registered and your possession is consistent, it could validate your ownership despite discrepancies in revenue records.