Whether the appeal became moot after the insurer reconsidered its opposition decision and granted the requested subsidy.
Yes. The insurer fully granted the relief sought before submitting its pre-trial observations, so the dispute lost its object and had to be removed from the docket.
Under Art. 53(3) LPGA, an insurer may reconsider a challenged decision until it files its observations. If the reconsideration entirely satisfies the appellant's conclusions, the case becomes moot and is struck off.