§ 92 Officer must report names of resisters.

When a police officer serves a court order or warrant and someone fights against it or resists, the officer has to tell the court who did it. This includes not just the person who resisted, but also anyone who helped them do it.

The officer reports these names directly to the court that issued the original order. This isn't optional. Once the court has these names, it can bring contempt charges against the people who caused the trouble.

Basically, this rule makes sure that people who interfere with officers doing their job face consequences. It gives the court a way to hold both the main resister and any helpers accountable for blocking legal process.