Opinion · Court of Appeals of Georgia
May v. City of Atlanta
9 Ga. App. 391
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Court of Appeals of Georgia
- Jurisdiction
- Georgia
- Date
- 1911-06-07
- Topic
- general
Powell, J. 1. The evidence authorized the verdict. 2. “Jurors can not impeach their verdict; much less will it be set aside, on the affidavit of the party for whose use the case is proceeding that some of the jurors told him that it was caused by mistake,” or that one or more of the jurors were guilty of misconduct during the progress of the trial. Smith v. Banks, 65 Ga. 26. Judgment affirmed.
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1. The evidence authorized the verdict.
2. “Jurors can not impeach their verdict; much less will it be set aside, on the affidavit of the party for whose use the case is proceeding that some of the jurors told him that it was caused by mistake,” or that one or more of the jurors were guilty of misconduct during the progress of the trial. Smith v. Banks, 65 Ga. 26. Judgment affirmed.