Judicial transfer of venue denied due to concurrent final adjudication of the underlying case

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the request for transfer of venue (strămutare a pricini) filed by a county hospital regarding a case pending before the Court of Appeal. The dispute involved a procedural motion to change the designated court for a specific civil case, which the applicant alleged required relocation. The court denied the request, finding no grounds for transfer after noting that the case in question had already been decided on the same day as the hearing, with the prosecutor recommending rejection. No specific legal norms are cited in the operative part, relying instead on the procedural rule that a transfer is unnecessary or improper when the underlying proceedings are concluded, resulting in a final decision with no further appeal possible.