Over 300 of us were selected in a central recruitment process in India, but our joining has been on hold since the final list was announced in May 2016. A non-selected candidate filed a case against the recruitment process. The first hearing was in November 2016, but it was adjourned with directions. The case was listed again in January 2017, but was adjourned again. The next listing is in March 2017. I’m worried about our joining and have some questions: 1. What exactly does “adjourned with directions” mean in this context? 2. Is the case still active? 3. Will this case affect our joining? 4. The organization claims it won’t affect us. Is this true? 5. Can we file a counter-case to get our joining process moving?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › Over 300 of us were selected in a central recruitment process in India, but our joining has been on hold since the final list was announced in May 2016. A non-selected candidate filed a case against the recruitment process. The first hearing was in November 2016, but it was adjourned with directions. The case was listed again in January 2017, but was adjourned again. The next listing is in March 2017. I’m worried about our joining and have some questions:

1. What exactly does “adjourned with directions” mean in this context?
2. Is the case still active?
3. Will this case affect our joining?
4. The organization claims it won’t affect us. Is this true?
5. Can we file a counter-case to get our joining process moving?

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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

Over 300 of us were selected in a central recruitment process in India, but our joining has been on hold since the final list was announced in May 2016. A non-selected candidate filed a case against the recruitment process. The first hearing was in November 2016, but it was adjourned with directions. The case was listed again in January 2017, but was adjourned again. The next listing is in March 2017. I’m worried about our joining and have some questions:

1. What exactly does “adjourned with directions” mean in this context?
2. Is the case still active?
3. Will this case affect our joining?
4. The organization claims it won’t affect us. Is this true?
5. Can we file a counter-case to get our joining process moving?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

“Adjourned with directions” means the court has postponed the hearing but issued specific instructions to the parties involved. Yes, the case is still active. While the case is active, it can potentially affect your joining, as the court may issue orders that impact the recruitment process. It’s advisable to consult with a lawyer to understand the implications and explore options for your situation.

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