Dr. Srivastava is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Law and Taxation at Monash University.  He was admitted to legal practice in Delhi, India. His articles and academic works have been published in the United States of America, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, India, and the Czech Republic. He has published a book (Springer, 2014) and scholarly and research chapters and articles in journals such as the Torts Law Journal (Australia), Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review (UK), Journal of Business Law, Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Review, Common Law World Review, Journal of World Trade, Electronics Market, Information Technology and People, and African Journal of International and Comparative Law.Professor Srivastava was a professor of law and the foundation Pro Vice Chancellor of OP Global University.  He has over forty years of teaching and research experience in four jurisdictions: Australia, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Hong Kong, and India occupying senior positions. He has a large publishing portfolio that includes authoring, co-authoring, editing, or co-editing over 25 books; and publishing articles in respected journals, including Harvard International Law Journal, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, Monash University Law Review, Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Canterbury Law Review, Oregon Law Review, Journal of Psychosocial Research, and Tort Law Journal. His specialisations include torts, contracts, and customary law, with a particular focus on underexplored legal areas.Neerav Srivastava is a teaching associate and PhD student at Monash, specializing in law, technology and society. Neerav has published articles in respected journals, written chapters for books, and has been cited in court decisions with approval. The journals in which his articles have been published include Torts Law Journal (Australia), Adelaide Law Review, Insolvency Law Journal, Hong Kong Law Journal, Competition and Consumer Law Journal, and Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review.

• Introduction.- Hazing In The U.S.- Hazing In India– Legal Position.- Hazing In Sri Lanka.- Hazing In Australia.- Conclusion.

Dr. Srivastava is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Law and Taxation at Monash University.  He was admitted to legal practice in Delhi, India. His articles and academic works have been published in the United States of America, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, India, and the Czech Republic. He has published a book (Springer, 2014) and scholarly and research chapters and articles in journals such as the Torts Law Journal (Australia), Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review (UK), Journal of Business Law, Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Review, Common Law World Review, Journal of World Trade, Electronics Market, Information Technology and People, and African Journal of International and Comparative Law.Professor Srivastava was a professor of law and the foundation Pro Vice Chancellor of OP Global University.  He has over forty years of teaching and research experience in four jurisdictions: Australia, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Hong Kong, and India occupying senior positions. He has a large publishing portfolio that includes authoring, co-authoring, editing, or co-editing over 25 books; and publishing articles in respected journals, including Harvard International Law Journal, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, Monash University Law Review, Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Canterbury Law Review, Oregon Law Review, Journal of Psychosocial Research, and Tort Law Journal. His specialisations include torts, contracts, and customary law, with a particular focus on underexplored legal areas.Neerav Srivastava is a teaching associate and PhD student at Monash, specializing in law, technology and society. Neerav has published articles in respected journals, written chapters for books, and has been cited in court decisions with approval. The journals in which his articles have been published include Torts Law Journal (Australia), Adelaide Law Review, Insolvency Law Journal, Hong Kong Law Journal, Competition and Consumer Law Journal, and Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review.

• Introduction.- Hazing In The U.S.- Hazing In India– Legal Position.- Hazing In Sri Lanka.- Hazing In Australia.- Conclusion.

Dr. Srivastava is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Law and Taxation at Monash University.  He was admitted to legal practice in Delhi, India. His articles and academic works have been published in the United States of America, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, India, and the Czech Republic. He has published a book (Springer, 2014) and scholarly and research chapters and articles in journals such as the Torts Law Journal (Australia), Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review (UK), Journal of Business Law, Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Review, Common Law World Review, Journal of World Trade, Electronics Market, Information Technology and People, and African Journal of International and Comparative Law.Professor Srivastava was a professor of law and the foundation Pro Vice Chancellor of OP Global University.  He has over forty years of teaching and research experience in four jurisdictions: Australia, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Hong Kong, and India occupying senior positions. He has a large publishing portfolio that includes authoring, co-authoring, editing, or co-editing over 25 books; and publishing articles in respected journals, including Harvard International Law Journal, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, Monash University Law Review, Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Canterbury Law Review, Oregon Law Review, Journal of Psychosocial Research, and Tort Law Journal. His specialisations include torts, contracts, and customary law, with a particular focus on underexplored legal areas.Neerav Srivastava is a teaching associate and PhD student at Monash, specializing in law, technology and society. Neerav has published articles in respected journals, written chapters for books, and has been cited in court decisions with approval. The journals in which his articles have been published include Torts Law Journal (Australia), Adelaide Law Review, Insolvency Law Journal, Hong Kong Law Journal, Competition and Consumer Law Journal, and Oxford University Commonwealth Law Review.

• Introduction.- Hazing In The U.S.- Hazing In India– Legal Position.- Hazing In Sri Lanka.- Hazing In Australia.- Conclusion.