Senna hills, Ltd., granted Southern Union Co. the right to distribute propane in a residential subdivision. This was developed by Senna in exchange for a fee. Upon agreement Senna’s “right to receive a Fee shall continue for so long as the Propane System is owned by Southern Union.” In this agreement it also allowed Southern Union to assign the distribution right. At a later date Sonterra Energy
Corp. bought the distribution system and was assigned the distribution right. When this happened Senna did not pay the fee (Clarkson, Miller, Cross, p.331, 2015). In a bilateral contract, the two parties have corresponding right and duties. One party has a right to require the other to perform some task, and the other has a duty to perform it. The
Corp. bought the distribution system and was assigned the distribution right. When this happened Senna did not pay the fee (Clarkson, Miller, Cross, p.331, 2015). In a bilateral contract, the two parties have corresponding right and duties. One party has a right to require the other to perform some task, and the other has a duty to perform it. The