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of <h1>Liability of Abettors Under Section 51: Consequences of Unintended Acts in Abetment Cases Explained</h1> Section 51 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, addresses the liability of an abettor when a different act than the one abetted is committed. The abettor is held liable for the act done if it was a probable consequence of the abetment and occurred due to instigation or conspiracy. For instance, if an instigator causes a child to mistakenly poison the wrong person, the instigator is liable for the poisoning. However, if an act like theft occurs alongside an abetted act like arson, the instigator is not liable for the theft unless it was a probable consequence of the initial abetment.
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