Autumn Allan owned a condominium directly beneath Aslan Koraev’s condominium. The properties’ governing documents formed a contract between the owners and the Condominium Owners Association. The documents made each owner liable for his or her damage to other units and provided that “an aggrieved owner” could maintain an action to enforce this provision. After eight incidents of water and sewage “incursion” from Koraev’s unit, could Allan file a suit against Koraev for breach of contract? Explain. [Allan v. Nersesova, 307 S.W.3d 564 (Tex.App.—Dallas 2010)]