PER curiam:. Norman Communications appealed from a post-answer default judgment by way of writ of error to the court of appeals. Norman alleged two grounds for setting aside the judgment: (1) it did not receive notice of the trial setting; and (2) the evidence was not legally sufficient to support the default judgment. The court of appeals overruled Norman’s point of error on lack…
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