Denial of petition to transfer venue of civil case pending before appellate court
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AI generatedThe High Court of Cassation and Justice (Civil Section) dismissed the petition filed by the claimant for the transfer of a civil case currently pending before the Bucharest Court of Appeals, resulting in the maintenance of jurisdiction with the original court. The dispute involved a procedural motion to move the venue of a specific civil litigation matter from the current appellate court. Applying Article 40(4) of the Code of Civil Procedure as the decisive legal basis for the deliberation and decision-making process, the court issued a final, non-appealable order rejecting the request for change of venue.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedart. 40 alin. (4) C. proc. civ; Denial of petition to transfer venue of civil case pending before appellate court: The dispute involved a procedural motion to move the venue of a specific civil litigation matter from the current appellate court. Applying Article 40(4) of the Code of Civil Procedure as the decisive legal basis for the deliberation and decision-making process, the court issued a final, non-appealable order rejecting the request for change of venue.
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AI generatedCited in the dispositive section to define the procedural context for the deliberation and final judgment on the petition.
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S-a luat în examinare cererea de formulată de petentul C.O.
Dezbaterile s-au consemnat în Încheierea de ședință de la 19 septembrie 2014, care face parte din prezenta hotărâre, iar pronunțarea s-a amânat la data de 25 septembrie 2014.
După deliberare, în condițiile art. 40 alin. (4) C. proc. civ.,
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D I S P U N E
Respinge cererea formulată de petentul C.O. privind strămutarea procesului civil ce formează obiectul dosarului nr. 3933/2/2014 al Curții de Apel București.
Fără cale de atac.
Pronunțată în ședință publică astăzi, 25 septembrie 2014.
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