paid on line to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Yet again an application dated 26.04.2019 was filed by the petitioner herein to enable him to file the written statement by asking the plaintiff to supply the documents. The said prayer was declined. The learned trial court even rejected the request for adjournment to cross-examine PW1. It is submitted though PW2 and PW3 have been crossexamined but the prayer to cross examine PW1 was declined on 26.04.2019. Admittedly there is no written statement on record of defendant No.3 and despite then the opportunity to cross PW1 is closed and hence this petition. The learned counsel for the respondent though objects to the prayer but says if the petition is allowed it ought to be made subject to costs. Thus, subject to payment of cost of 15,000/- to be paid to the counsel for the respondent/plaintiff, an opportunity is granted to cross examine PW1 on one date either on 17.05.2019 or on a date to be fixed by the learned trial court on 17.05.2019.