Transfer of civil litigation jurisdiction between appellate courts due to scheduling conflict

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed no party as prevails; rather, it issued a procedural order admitting the petition filed by the applicant to transfer jurisdiction. The dispute concerned a motion to transfer the civil case (originally Case No. 113/236/2005 from the Giurgiu Court of Appeal) to the Teleorman Court of Appeal due to the existence of a pending hearing date on the court's information record. The court ordered the transfer of the litigation to the Teleorman Court of Appeal, explicitly maintaining the validity of all procedural acts previously performed by the original court, and noted that the decision was not subject to appeal. The decisive legal basis was the procedural requirement for transfer of venue due to scheduling conflicts or administrative reasons as recorded in the court's automated evidence program, executed under the principle of free procedure without specific substantive legal review.