Career Summary
I began my academic career with a B.A (Hons) and LLB (Hons) (in 1982 and 1984 respectively) from Melbourne University, and then proceeded down the regular path of admission to practice in Victoria in 1985 after doing my articles with Hedderwick, Fookes & Alston. After two years as a practising solicitor I headed overseas, and took my Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge in 1994. I then lectured and tutored at Sheffield University until 2001, when I returned to Australia as a Senior Lecturer at Monash University, and took on responsibility for running the new JD/LLM (LP), as well as teaching in both Property and Equity. In 2006 I came to Hobart.
Units Taught
LAW 450 – Equity
LAW 307 - Trusts
Research Interests
* Modern property law
* History of Law
* Breach of Confidence
* Law Teaching
Selected Publications:- E Histed, 2007, 'Fraud and the Volunteer: Harmonisation of Principle in Australia', Journal of South Pacific Law, Vol. 11, No. 1, pgs. 116-123.
- E Histed, 2004, 'Mediaeval Rape: A Conceivable Defence?', The Cambridge Law Journal, Vol. 63, pgs. 743-769.
- E Histed and D Beyleveld, 2000, 'Betrayal of Confidence in the Court of Appeal,', Medical Law International, Vol 4, No. 3/4, pgs. 277-311.
- E Histed, 2000, 'Finally Barring the Entail?', Law Quarterly Review , July 116, pgs. 445-473.
- E Histed and D Beyleveld, 1999, 'Anonymisation is not Exoneration', Medical Law International, Vol. 4, No. 1, pgs. 69-80.
- E Histed, 1998, 'Election in Equity: The Myth of Mistake', Law Quarterly Review , October 114, pgs. 621-638.
- E Histed, 1996, 'Rectification of Wills and Charitable Trusts for Poor Relations', The Conveyancer, Vol. 60, Sept./Oct, pgs. 8-16.
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