Seymour v. Purnell

Citations

• 23 Fla. 232

Syllabus

<p>1. Objection to tbe oatb administered to tbe jury should be made at tbe time it is administered.</p> <p>1Z. Where the oath administered to a jury in a civil action is not the one prescribed by statute for such action, yet is sufficient to cover the inquiry involved in or the issues covered by the pleading therein, and the plaintiff makes no objection but proceeds to trial and there is a verdict against him, such irregularity in swearing tbe jury is not good ground for setting aside tho verdict on a motion for a new trial.</p>