Schmidt v. Parrish (1940)
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Monroe v. Kersey (1993)
The record indicates that appellants were aware of this alleged incident shortly after it occurred, but raised no objection until after the verdict had been returned. “[I]t is well settled that in order for misconduct of the jury to be cause for a new trial it must affirmatively appear that neither the party complaining nor his counsel had any knowledge of such misconduct before verdict. [Cit.] ” Schmidt v. Parrish, 63 Ga. App. 663, 664 (2) ( 11 SE2d 921 ) (1940).