Heh. I think they tend to phrase it ".. so as to appear to have taken leave of [their] senses", to leave open the possibility of sanity :) http://www.uniset.ca

Heh. I think they tend to phrase it ".. so as to appear to have taken leave of [their] senses", to leave open the possibility of sanity :) http://www.uniset.ca/other/cs6/2001EWCACiv789.html http://www.uniset.ca/other/cs6/2001EWCACiv789.html is a good example of a case where a government decision was overturned on Wednesbury irrationality grounds. (Ctrl-f for "judgment of the court" and start reading there)