Judicial transfer request for civil litigation: adequacy of grounds for jurisdictional relocation

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the applicant’s request to transfer the civil case, resulting in the proceedings remaining at the original court of first instance. The dispute concerned a procedural motion for a change of jurisdiction (stramutare) for a civil matter, where the applicant argued for a transfer based on grounds stated in their written petition, while the Public Prosecutor advocated for rejection. The court’s decision reflects the standard review of such procedural requests, likely finding that the statutory grounds for removing the case from the original court's jurisdiction were not sufficiently established or were outweighed by procedural considerations such as the suspension of judgment noted in the docket.