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Cases
- Eicas v. Dawson (2016) SASCFC 124
- Featherstone v. Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Industry Licencing Unit (No 2) (2015) QCAT 32
- George Szentpaly v. Basin Sands Logistics Pty Ltd (2013) FWC 4213
- Leyshan v. Wyndham City Council (2013) FWC 7094
- R v. Drasko (2006) VSCA 257
- Sheng He v. Peacock Brothers & Wilson Lac v. Peacock Brothers (2013) FWC 7541
- Trevor Thomas v. Newland Food Company Pty Ltd (2013) FWC 8220
- Vega v. Hoyle & Ors (2015), QSC 111
Legislation
- Bailiffs and Inquiry Agents Licensing Act 1945 (South Australia)
- Commercial Agents and Private Inquiry Agents Act 2004 (NSW)
- Matrimonial Causes Act 1929–1941 (South Australia)
- Private Inquiry Agents Act 1955 (NSW)
- Private Security Act 2004 (Victoria)
- Process Servers and Inquiry Agents Act 1958 (Victoria)
- Security Providers Act 1993 (Qld)
- Security (Protection) Industry Act 1985 (NSW)