Motion for transfer of jurisdiction dismissed as rendered moot by prior resolution of the underlying civil case

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petitioner’s motion for the transfer (stražmutare) of civil case proceedings, rendering a final and unappealable order that leaves the jurisdiction with the original court intact. The dispute concerned a procedural request to relocate the hearing of a civil case due to a suspected conflict of interest or other legal grounds, which became moot when the automated court registry indicated that the underlying case had already been resolved on March 19, 2013. The decisive legal basis for the dismissal was the principle that a judicial act loses its subject matter and objectivity once the underlying proceedings are concluded, thereby rendering the request for jurisdictional transfer inadmissible as it lacked a remaining subject to operate upon.