Reasonable foreseeability standard, specificity standard and possibility standard.

1. According to the query on Sohu Real Estate Network, the standard of reasonable foreseeability is whether a reasonable person can reasonably foresee the occurrence of relevant events or losses under the same circumstances based on the environment when the contract was established.

2. Specificity standard. The relevant event or loss is a specific and clear risk, not a general or vague risk. The contractor can clearly foresee the specific event or loss when the contract is established and shall bear the risk. corresponding risks.

3. Possibility standard. Relevant events or losses must be possible and not theoretical risks. The contractor can foresee that relevant events or losses may occur and should bear the corresponding risks.