An easement which not being an easement of absolute necessity, comes into existence by presumed grant or operation of law is called
Verified Answer
A. easement by prescription
B. easement by local custom
C. easement by necessity
D. quasi-easement
Explanation:
A quasi-easement arises when an owner of a property uses one part of it for the benefit of another part, and upon severance of the property (e.g., by sale of one part), the continuous and apparent easement is impliedly granted or reserved. It is not an easement of absolute necessity but is based on prior enjoyment and presumed intention, coming into existence by presumed grant or operation of law.