In Taylor v. Chester, 207 Ga. App. 217, 218 (427 SE2d 582) (1993), the appellant did not fail to notify the court of his correct address, because his former attorney informed the court of appellant's proper address in his Notice of Intent and Motion to Withdraw. As the Court noted, the clerk had a duty to notify Taylor of the assignment of his case to the calendar and notify the court that the trial calendar that had been forwarded to Taylor had been returned. In addition, the judge, through a review of the record, should have been cognizant of the returned calendar when he proceeded with trial. Taylor, 207 Ga. App. at 218.