Request for transfer of jurisdiction denied due to imminent hearing and late filing of counterparty conclusions

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the applicant's request for the transfer of jurisdiction, upholding the Public Prosecutor's conclusion and establishing that no appeal lies against this final order. The dispute concerned a procedural motion to transfer the assigned appellate case to a different court, motivated by the applicant's assertion that the next hearing was imminent and the opposing party had filed written conclusions and exhibits shortly before the decision. The court's decision to reject the transfer request was grounded in the analysis of the administrative and procedural circumstances surrounding the case management, specifically noting the recent filing of documents by the respondent, without finding sufficient grounds to alter the competent forum for the underlying civil litigation.