Jurisdictional transfer of civil case denied due to pending hearing and late-filed evidence

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petition for the transfer (strămutare) of a civil case, upholding the procedural status quo of the file originally assigned to the Alba County Court of Law. The dispute involved a procedural motion filed by three petitioners seeking to relocate the jurisdiction of civil case No. 3799/107/2013, which was pending before the lower court; however, the transfer was opposed by the prosecution, which argued that the statutory requirements for such a transfer were not met, specifically noting that the case had a scheduled hearing on October 18, 2013, and new evidence had been filed on September 9, 2013. The court determined that the conditions for changing the competent jurisdiction were not satisfied, rendering the initial allocation of the case to the Alba County Court of Law valid and enforceable, with the decision being final and not subject to appeal.