Civil jurisdiction transfer request denied due to scheduled hearing date

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the underlying dispute by ruling that the motion to transfer jurisdiction was procedurally moot because the case already had a scheduled hearing date later in the same month, and subsequently affirmed the refusal to transfer the case, thereby leaving the original court of appeal with jurisdiction. The case involved a procedural request to transfer a civil dispute from the Court of Appeal of Constanta to the Court of Appeal of Craiova based on a claim that the procedure was legally fulfilled and the case was pending. The decisive legal basis for the refusal was the existence of an active, imminent hearing date in the original court, which rendered the transfer application inadmissible or unnecessary, resulting in no change to the competent forum.