Refusal to transfer jurisdiction for pending civil case due to imminent hearing date

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition for the transfer of jurisdiction, ruling against the applicant association and upholding the procedural authority of the initial court. The dispute concerned a request to transfer a civil case currently pending before a lower court, where the applicant argued for jurisdictional reassignment while the public prosecutor opposed the motion. The court denied the request primarily on procedural grounds, specifically citing that the case in question had a scheduled hearing date in the near future, which rendered the transfer inappropriate or inadmissible under the applicable procedural rules. This decision is final and non-appealable, leaving the case under the jurisdiction of the original court.