The Court of Trieste first of all deemed that there must be an existing state of incapacity in order to allow a support administrator to be appointed, pointing out that otherwise one would run the risk of not even being able to imagine the limit on support administrations that would be opened, now, for all individuals, healthy or ill, for every future and uncertain eventuality involving any incapacity on the part of the individual to manage each and every kind of interest regarding health or assets, undermining the rationale and purpose of a measure of protection such as support administration.