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What does novus actus interveniens mean.

It is a theory which explains that if it were not for X’s initial act, Y would not have died.

It is a theory which explains the probable cause of Y’s death as a result of X’s initial act

It is a theory which refers to a new intervening event between X's initial act and the ultimate death of Y which breaks the chain of causation.

It is a theory which refers to the proximate or new cause of Y’s death because of X’s initial act.

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