Neighbor War: Mansion Owner Sues Previous Owners

0:00A split mansion in Turek, one of Australia's Ritzia spots, is back in court over neighbor beef. The right half, bought by landlord Daniel Dejanovich for $2.7 million back in 2020, has been empty since 20. 23. Tinnets bailed fast because of wild noise from Suzanne Sheppard next door on the left. Last year, Dejanovich won big against Sheppard, a Supreme Court judge slapped her with a $207,774 damages bill for lost rent. The judge called her rackets substantial and unreasonable, like midnight bangs on the shared wall, yelling all day, and blasting tunes, all sparked by, gripes over his aircon units. Sheppard says she was just fighting back against vibrations from those units after other fixes failed. She admits now, banging pipes was wrong, you can't noise by noise, but she denies messing with tenants before the current owners. Now Dejanovichs, suing the previous owners, Joshua and Abigail Faman, their lawyers at

1:00SBA Law, real estate firm RT Edgar and the agent. Filed March 17th in county court, he claims they hid Sheppard's past trauma to trick him into buying. He's chasing losses like the property's true lower value and no rent cash. Meanwhile, Sheppard's side is up for grabs at $2.6 to $2.8 million, and she's ready to testify for the famines. This neighbor war shows no signs of cooling, leaving Dejanovich's spot still vacant as the legal smoke clears. From your city, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today.