Civil case transfer jurisdiction and lawful service of process

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the motion for transfer of venue, meaning the defendants prevailed and the case remained with the original court; the decision is final and non-appealable. The dispute arose from a civil proceeding initiated by the appellants, who sought to have the jurisdictional responsibility for the underlying case transferred from the Buftea Court, citing procedural grounds, while the opposing party and the public prosecutor argued for dismissal based on the lawful completion of service of process and established jurisdiction. The court’s decision was grounded in the assessment that the procedural requirements for venue transfer were not met, specifically regarding the legal status of the summons and the established procedural calendar of the original court.