Motion for transfer of jurisdiction dismissed due to valid procedural scheduling and opposition by the Public Ministry

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the request for transfer of jurisdiction (strămutare) filed by the applicant, thereby upholding the procedural position of the opposing parties and leaving the case within the competence of the Tribunal of Argeș (File No. 928/1259/2011). The dispute concerned a procedural motion to move a civil case to a different court, which was reviewed in a non-public chamber session where the applicant and all respondents were absent, and the Public Ministry explicitly argued for the rejection of the transfer. The court’s decision, which is final and not subject to appeal, is grounded in the procedural provisions governing the transfer of jurisdiction, where the magistrate’s reference to the case management schedule and the Public Ministry's opposition were sufficient for the court to deny the applicant's petition.