Write a contract based upon the facts below. You may use information from any available source, e.g. textbooks, existing contracts, internet contracts, etc. (Sample contracts are available on the internet in a multitude of varieties. You should check some of them out before you begin this assignment but when you start working on the assignment, make sure you use the appropriate type of contract.) You do not have to write in legalese. Everyday English will suffice. You may include as many sections as you want but at a minimum, you must adequately address the following issues:

1. Parties to the contract

2. Terms of the contract (effective date and/or term)

3. Consideration (payment, payment type and payment terms)

4. Default/Breach (damages and remedies)

5. Integration

6. Notice to Parties

7. Choice of law and venue

8. Modification

9. Attorney Fees

10. Force Majeure

11. Signature of the Parties

Facts:

Your friend, John Busyhead, had been doing a vast amount of yard work to get his lawn in tip top shape as spring arrives but then he was injured in a car accident and broke his leg. As a consequence, he has a large pile of yard waste he would like to be removed. Further, he is unable to take care of his lawn this spring. While at a doctor's appointment, he ran into Jack Bryan. Jack has a yard service business. Jack has agreed to remove the yard waste and maintain John's lawn by mowing, edging, weeding and fertilizing each month beginning April 1, 2023 through September 30, 2023. John will pay $400 per month. Any late payments are subject to a $50 late fee (assume this is reaonable under the law). John agrees to make an deposit payment of $400 per month on or before March 15, 2023 (which will be applied to the last month's payment). Jack agreed to remove the yard waste by April 10, 2023. John wants a clause in the contract that if the yard waste is not removed by April 10, 2023, he can recover all monies paid (including the deposit payment). Jack wants a clause in the contract that if John does not make the monthly payment, Jack may cease all work and will be able to retain the deposit payment. The parties agree that Oklahoma law will apply. The parties also want a contract provision that in the event of some natural disaster, etc., performance pursuant to the contract is excused. John knows the contract should be in writing and knows that you are enrolled in Legal Environment of Business. He has asked you to help write a simple contract.