R v Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration, ex parte Balchin [1997] JPL 917
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Judgement for the case R v Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration, ex parte Balchin
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Sedley J held that a decision would be Wednesbury unreasonable if it disclosed an error of reasoning, which robbed the decision of its logical integrity.
If such an error could be shown then it was not necessary for the applicant to show that the DM was ‘temporarily unhinged.’
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