Motion for transfer of jurisdiction rejected as devoid of purpose due to prior final judgment

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the application for case transfer filed by an association, ruling that the request was devoid of purpose because the underlying case at the Cămpulung-Moldovenesc Court of Law had already been decided on April 19, 2013. The dispute concerned a procedural request to reassign the jurisdiction of a pending civil matter, initiated by the plaintiff's representative who argued for a transfer based on written and verbal reasons, while the Public Prosecutor’s representative opposed the motion on grounds that it was rendered moot by the finalization of the lower court's proceedings. The court's decisive legal basis was the procedural doctrine that a motion for transfer of jurisdiction becomes irrelevant and must be rejected if the subject matter has already been conclusively resolved by the competent instance, resulting in a final decision with no avenue for appeal.