Whether the insurer's reconsideration made the appeal moot and required striking the case from the roll.
Yes. The insurer fully granted the appellant's request by accepting coverage for the relapse, so the dispute became moot.
Under Art. 53(3) LPGA, the insurer may reconsider its decision before sending its response to the appellate court. Because the reconsideration fully satisfied the appeal, the challenged decision was annulled and the case had to be struck off.