May v. Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital

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• concluding that two-day notice was adequate time for nonmovant to have filed a written objection to late notice
• holding that nonmovant waived argument on appeal regarding insufficient notice of summary judgment hearing because she failed to file written objection upon receiving two days’ notice of the hearing
• holding that nonmovant waived argument on appeal regarding insufficient notice of summary judgment hearing because she failed to file written objection upon receiving two days’ notice of the hearing
• “It is only when a party is not given notice of the summary judgment hearing, or a party is deprived of its right to seek leave to file additional affidavits or other written response, that it may preserve error in a post-trial motion.”
• “It is only when a party is not given notice of the summary judgment hearing, or a party is deprived of its right to seek leave to file additional affidavits or other written response, that it may preserve error in a post-trial motion.”

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