Jurisdictional transfer motion dismissed as moot due to prior resolution of underlying civil case

The High Court of Cassation and Justice dismissed the petitioner's motion for the transfer of jurisdiction, ordering that the application is rejected as remaining without object; the petitioner, who sought to move the civil case away from the Constanța Tribunal, did not prevail, while the respondent bank and the public prosecutor's office successfully argued for dismissal. The dispute concerned a procedural request for jurisdictional transfer (*strămutare*) filed against an ongoing civil proceeding, but the material facts established that the underlying case had already been adjudicated and concluded prior to the filing of this motion. The decisive legal basis was the procedural doctrine that a request for transfer of jurisdiction becomes moot and must be dismissed when the subject matter of the request, the pending case, has already been resolved, rendering the initial action superfluous.