Request to transfer civil case jurisdiction between courts; failure to substantively support the transfer motion before the scheduled hearing.

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the appellant’s motion to transfer the case to a different jurisdiction, ruling in favor of the prosecution representative who had recommended denial; the decision is final and non-appealable. The dispute concerned a procedural request by a civil plaintiff to move the litigation from the Băilești Court to another venue, where the appellant alleged grounds for transferring jurisdiction but failed to provide the required written substantiation until the hearing date, despite a scheduled trial session imminent at the current court. The decisive legal basis centered on the procedural requirements for a change of jurisdiction, specifically the necessity of timely and proper submission of motives to support a transfer request, leading the court to find the motion unfounded and reject it under the applicable civil procedure rules governing venue changes.