Key legal question
Whether the appellant had standing to bring the criminal appeal against the refusal to open proceedings.
Extracted holding
He lacked standing because he was only a simple injured party and did not challenge any right to lodge the complaint itself.
Extracted reasoning
Only a victim with civil claims affected, or a complainant disputing the right to complain, may appeal under Art. 81 LTF. The appellant was not a victim and could invoke only procedural rights; his complaints about insufficient reasoning and evidence assessment attacked the merits and were therefore inadmissible.