Bob Sewell Brighton rental stoush as AFL demands Fridcorp developer pay $48,472
Footy star landlord and his millionaire rich lister tenant caught in messy legal battle over unpaid rent after complaints the $12,167 per month Melbourne mansion was 'uninhabitable' because of a leaky pool Bob Sewell locked in messy legal battle over unpaid rent after leasing property Sewell rented Brighton home, in Melbourne, to property developer Paul Fridman Mr Fridman and his partner Kestie Lane agreed to pay $12,167 a month in rent Sewell claimed the couple fell behind in payments and owed him $48,472
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Former Hawthorn star Brad Sewell has won a messy legal battle over unpaid rent after leasing his multi-million dollar mansion to a property developer.
The two-time premiership AFL player leased his Brighton property, in Melbourne, to Fridcorp founder Paul Fridman and his partner Kestie Lane.
The couple signed a lease agreeing to pay $12,167 a month in rent.
Sewell claimed the pair fell behind in their payments and owed him $48,472 before he took the matter to
