Transfer of jurisdiction request denied due to failure to prove decisive new circumstances; rejection of inadmissibility exception

The High Court of Cassation and Justice rejected the petition for transfer of jurisdiction filed by the applicants and simultaneously dismissed the defendants' exception of inadmissibility, resulting in the continuation of the proceedings within the original court without any appellate remedy. The dispute concerned a procedural request to transfer a civil case from the Court of Constanța based on newly invoked circumstances not known at the time of a prior related filing, with the defendants arguing that the request was inadmissible under procedural law. The court determined that the exception was unfounded because the new circumstances satisfied the statutory requirements for a transfer request, thereby rejecting the admissibility challenge; however, it found that the substantive grounds for transfer were not met, ordering the refusal of the petition under the procedural code provisions governing jurisdictional transfers and inadmissibility defenses.