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This post has been edited by jirochl: Aug 29 2013, 01:56 PM

First things first...the practical part....assume you are not obliged to find a replacement , are you going to sue the landlord for refund of deposit. Think of the time and cost involved.

Now the technical part. Whether you are obliged to find a replacement will depends on what were the agreed terms and conditions between both parties . The fact that no formal agreement was signed does not mean that there was no contract. However in the absence of the written contract, then it is up to the parties to prove what was agreeed upon.