Key legal question
Whether the appellant had standing to challenge the dismissal of his complaint about unlawful telephone recordings.
Extracted holding
He lacked standing to attack the dismissal on the merits; as a complainant he could only invoke the right to file a complaint, not challenge the substantive assessment.
Extracted reasoning
A merely injured person may appeal in nullity only if he is a victim under the Victim Assistance Act, which was not the case. For offence prosecuted only on complaint, standing is limited to issues of complaint rights under Art. 270 let. f PPF and Arts. 28 ff. CP. Because the decision was also independently based on the timeliness of the complaint, the appeal failed to address both grounds.