Whether the appeal against the dismissal order was timely and admissible despite lack of notification to the parents.
Yes. The parents, as heirs and close relatives of the deceased, should have been informed of their procedural rights; the defective notification could not prejudice them, so the appeal period ran from communication to their lawyer.
Articles 118(4) and 121(1) CPP also protect successors of a deceased victim. Because the parents were not properly informed and did not receive the dismissal order directly, the irregularity could not be held against them.