Key legal question
Whether the complainant had standing to appeal the dismissal order before the Federal Supreme Court
Extracted holding
The appeal was manifestly inadmissible because the appellant raised only merits-based complaints and the alleged economic offence did not directly affect its bodily, sexual, or psychological integrity.
Extracted reasoning
A victim-litigant may challenge a dismissal order only in limited circumstances, notably when asserting a separate formal right or a right to prosecute under the ECHR. Here, only arbitrary fact-finding and a violation of Art. 138 CP were invoked, which are substantive arguments.