Edenfield v. Youmans

1. “A jury composed of men who are not lawful men, men whose relationship to the parties renders them incompetent as jurors, can not render a lawful verdict,” and where' a party has not waived the incompetency expressly, or impliedly by failing to object thereto after knowledge of the same, the court, upon a proper timely motion, should set such a verdict aside. Ga. R. v. Cole, 73 Ga. 713; Moore v. Farmers Mut. Ins. Assn., 107 Ga. 199 (33 S. E. 65); Strickland v. State, 115 Ga. 261 (41 S. E. 713).

2. Motions for new trial based upon extraordinary grounds and made after the time prescribed by…