Transfer of jurisdiction granted: civil case moved from one Court of Appeal to another

The High Court of Cassation and Justice (Civil Section I) granted the transfer request filed by the Harghita Court of Appeal, ordering the case to be transferred from the Harghita Court of Appeal to the Alba Court of Appeal while preserving all procedural acts performed; this final and non-appealable decision resolved a procedural motion for transfer of jurisdiction rather than addressing the merits of the underlying civil dispute. The procedural context involved a civil case originally docketed under a specific file number, with the transfer requested to address jurisdictional or fairness concerns implied by the application, although no specific merits-based objection to the original venue was detailed in the operative text. The decisive legal basis is the statutory framework governing the transfer of jurisdiction (*strămutare*) between courts of equal instance, allowing the High Court to reallocate a case to ensure impartial adjudication, exercised here without further elaboration on specific procedural flaws beyond the standard granting of the petition.