Seaside Petroleum Co. v. Steve E. Rawl, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Carley, Judge.
On October 2, 1978, a “Motor Fuel Sales Contract” was entered into by and between Knight Oil Company (Knight Oil), assignor of appellant Seaside Petroleum Company, Inc. (Seaside) as seller and appellee Steve E. Rawl, Inc. (Rawl) as buyer. The operative language of. the agreement was that “[Knight Oil] agrees to sell and deliver to [Rawl] . . . [Rawl’s] requirements of Exxon, Exxon unleaded, and Exxon Extra at the prices and upon the terms herein contained.” The agreement was to be effective from the date of the contract for a period of ten years and included the following…
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