Transfer of jurisdiction dismissed as moot due to prior resolution of the underlying civil case

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition for the transfer of the court as moot (rămasă fără obiect), thereby upholding the procedural integrity of the underlying case and leaving the originally designated court competent to proceed. The dispute concerned a procedural motion filed by a plaintiff to transfer the jurisdiction of a civil case from a first-instance court, where the defendant was absent and the Public Prosecutor's representative argued for dismissal because the underlying dossier had already been decided on April 27, 2012, rendering the transfer request devoid of legal effect. The decisive legal basis was the doctrine that a procedural request is devoid of object and must be dismissed without prejudice when the subject matter of the petition has been resolved by a prior final decision, specifically referencing the automated case registry records confirming the prior resolution of the base case.