What is the liability of an abettor under the law?
LAW / General Law — Multiple-choice practice
- A. No punishment
- B. Half punishment of main offender
- C. Same as criminal
- D. Fine only
Correct answer
Same as criminal
Explanation
Explanation As per Section 109 of the PPC, an abettor is liable for the same punishment as the person committing the offence.
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