Petition for transfer of jurisdiction from Court of Appeal to another instance; rejection due to lack of legal grounds despite valid procedure.

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the applicant’s petition for the transfer of jurisdiction (relocation of the trial), ruling that the request lacked legal merit after the prosecutor concluded the matter was moot. The dispute concerned a procedural motion to move a civil case from the Court of Appeal in Oradea to a different jurisdiction, where the assistant magistrate verified that the case file had a scheduled hearing in October 2013 and the filing fee was correctly paid, but the court found no grounds to compel the transfer. The decision rests on the procedural assessment that the cited procedure was legally fulfilled but the specific request for jurisdictional relocation was not substantiated, resulting in a final, unappealable order denying the applicant’s relief.