On the other hand, the Court of Trieste granted the request, since in the case in question the description of the applicant’s documented health condition made it possible to consider that although the condition of incapacity does not exist, it has nonetheless affected the plain tiff sufficiently frequently in the past to lead him to deem likely, and not merely as an abstract possibility, a recurrence of the condition of incapacity to express his consent or his refusal of health care and any therapeutic treatment. The plaintiff is therefore affected by a disease which in all likelihood exposes him to the probability (and not merely the possibility, as with any other individual) of having (or more correctly of having once again) a condition of total incapacity, for which it is necessary to take, without any hesitation or procedural delay, decisions in relation to care, treatment and interventions regarding his health.