Whether the insurer's pendente lite reconsideration rendered the appeal moot and justified striking the case from the roll.
Yes. The corrective decisions of 10 June 2016 fully satisfied the appellant's claims, so the dispute became moot and the case had to be removed from the docket.
Under Art. 53(3) LPGA, an insurer may reconsider an appealed decision before submitting its response to the appellate court. If the reconsideration grants the appellant everything sought, the appeal loses its object and the case is struck off.