Transfer of jurisdiction moot due to prior resolution of civil case

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition filed by the applicant, who lost the dispute as the court found the request for transfer of jurisdiction had become moot. The dispute concerned a civil case originally assigned to a lower court, where the applicant sought the transfer of the proceedings from its designated venue; the administrative record indicated that the underlying civil case had already been fully resolved on July 3, 2012, prior to the hearing on the transfer request. Consequently, the court determined that the objective of the transfer petition could no longer be met, rendering the action without subject matter. The decisive legal basis was the procedural doctrine that a motion to change jurisdiction is inadmissible once the substantive proceedings have been concluded, leading to the rejection of the application as a final, non-appealable order.