PER CURIAM. A restricted appeal requires error that is apparent on the face of the record; error that is merely inferred will not suffice. In this case, the clerk’s supplemental record contains a notation that the clerk’s office was unable to locate documents indicating notice was sent or a hearing was held on the trial court’s dismissal for want of prosecution. Construing the n…
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