§ 1234 Inventory to be furnished, when.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

If someone asks for it, the magistrate has to hand over a copy of the property inventory. This applies to two people: the person whose property was taken during the search, and the person who originally asked for the search warrant.

This rule protects both sides by creating a paper trail. The person whose belongings were searched gets proof of exactly what was taken from them. The applicant who requested the warrant also gets a record showing what was found and collected. Neither side has to guess or rely on memory about what happened during the search, since they can request official documentation of it.