Is non-judicial foreclosure pursuant to Texas's extensive statutory procedure subject to 14th Amendment Due Process protection?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Is non-judicial foreclosure pursuant to Texas's extensive statutory procedure subject to 14th Amendment Due Process protection? : 2. Can a court deny a Motion to Reinstate a Complaint that violates 14th Amendment Due Process protection? . 3. Can court deny a Motton to Reinstate a_Complaint oh an order issued outside Jurisdiction in a manner that violates 14th Amendment Due Process protection? 4. Can a court Reinstate a Complaint to Grant FRAP 2, on its own or a party's motion, a court of appeals may-to expedite its decision or for other good cause-Suspend any provision of these rules in a particular case and order proceedings as it directs, except as otherwise provided in Rule 26(b), prior to a case being closed that was post-stamped 5. Can a court Reinstate a Complaint to Grant on its own or by a party's motion post. stamped with receipts timely filed on or before due date ask for an additional extepsion of time, to request, clarify or apply FRAP 30. (1)(B) (C)(D (2) (A) FRAP 30(f) ? : 6. Is procedure described in FRAP 30(f) for a he aring appeals on the original record without requiring an