Transfer of jurisdiction (strămutare) rejected where underlying case already resolved

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition for transfer (strămutare) of a case, ruling that the request was legally unfounded and leaving the existing jurisdiction in force; the decision was final and unappealable. The dispute concerned a request by a petitioner to transfer Case No. 16623/318/2009 from the Gorj County Court, a procedure triggered by the petitioner's claim of improper jurisdiction, though the hearing record noted that the source case had already been resolved on October 22, 2012. The decisive legal basis was the Court’s determination that the procedural requirements for transferring jurisdiction were not met, resulting in the rejection of the petition without the need for a substantive review of the underlying civil matter.