(1) If anyone wants to file a complaint against any person for contempt of court or a subordinate court, he should do so before the court.
(2) While hearing the complaint in accordance with sub-rule (1), the bench may make the following order:-
(a) to make orders as to registration or non-registration,
(b) to take the statement of the opponent,
(c) To require the opponent to appear in person or to submit a written explanation or reply through the heir in accordance with the law.
(3) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (1), if it is believed that someone's action has caused contempt of court, a case of contempt of court may be registered even based on the report given by the authorized staff of the court according to the order of the Chief Justice or any judge of the court.
(4) Contempt of Court On the basis of the application made by the parties during the proceedings of the case or if the court itself does not give any order immediately, if it is considered that there may be serious contempt of the court, the court may order to do or not to do any action until a specific period or until the final decision of the case.
(5) Except as mentioned in this rule, the proceedings and disposal of contempt of court cases shall be conducted in such manner as the court deems appropriate.
(6) The records of persons convicted of contempt of court shall be kept updated by the court.