A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Drip rights are a type of servitude that allows water dripping off a person's roof to fall on a neighbor's land.

Example: If a house is built on a slope and the roof overhangs onto the neighbor's property, the neighbor may have drip rights. This means that any water that drips off the roof and onto their land is allowed and cannot be stopped by the homeowner.

Explanation: Drip rights are a legal agreement between neighbors that allows water to fall onto a neighbor's land without any legal consequences. This is important in situations where a house is built on a slope or where the roof overhangs onto a neighbor's property. Without drip rights, the homeowner could be held liable for any damage caused by the water dripping onto the neighbor's land.