默示地役权，属美国财产法术语。指的是交易当事人没有明示，但从交易意图推断并由法律强加的地役权。它基于这样的原理：拥有两块或两块以上相邻土地的所有人在出售部分土地时，即以默示方式授予受让方所有明显可见的地役权，以使受让方能对受让财产进行必要的合理使用和收益。

其英文释义如下：

An implied easement is a type of ownership interest in land. An easement occurs when an individual is granted the right-of-use of someone else’s land. An implied easement, specifically, occurs when the grant of the right of use is implied and not formally written or deeded. An easement is the legal term used to grant the person a partial right to do certain things on someone else’s land. For example, in the situation in which a person needs to run sewer lines on his neighbors property, his neighbor could grant him an easement. That easement means he has the right to run those sewer lines. Easements are a limited type of property ownership. The person who is granted an easement can only do the things that the easement grants. This means if a person is granted an easement to walk on a driveway to get to a beach, the person can walk on the driveway only and he may not do other things on it.

默示地役权的构成条件如下：（1）所有权的分割；（2）分割前进行了长久的、明显的、表明永久性的使用；（3）这种使用对收益受让土地是必不可少的。

以下为相关例句：

Implied easements can arise from past conduct of the parties, and by its nature, implied, such an easement need not be in writing to be enforceable.

默示的地役权则来自双方当事人过去的行为而且按其性质是默示的，这种地役权毋需书面就能执行。

转载自：红蓝律  作者：旗渡多语信息中心（出海信息服务）