TV court show
Woman hires landscaping company to clear space bettween her house and the lake. Her lot extends to the lake. It requires dropping three 40 to
50 foot trees, cutting the wood adn putting it by her wood pile, and clearing and raking the brush.
When he's done, the area where the big trees and other growth was, that had fully obscured her view of the lake, was brown and full of twigs, sticks, things stuck in and maybe short things growing from the ground, tree stumps, atop the dirt.
She said the job wasn't done because he hadn't cleared and raked that area.
He said his form, his estimate form, referred to the lawn and lawn is only where there is grass growing.
On the basis of "lawn", who should win?