Petition for transfer of civil case jurisdiction dismissed for failure to meet procedural admissibility requirements

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition for transfer of jurisdiction filed by the plaintiff, thereby upholding the status quo and leaving the case pending before the Braila Court of Appeal without a right to appeal. The dispute concerned a procedural motion to relocate the judgment of a specific civil case from the lower court to the High Court, which the public prosecutor opposed on the grounds that the procedural requirements were not met. The court's decision relied on the analysis of the petition's legal admissibility and the procedural verification by the assisting magistrate, who confirmed that the request was properly stamped and that the referenced file had a hearing scheduled for a subsequent date, leading to the rejection of the transfer request.