Parking allotment issue

The legal rights of flat owners with respect to car parking depend on the terms of the agreement between the builder and the flat owners. Generally, the builder is required to provide car parking to the flat owners as per the development regulations of the local authority. If the builder has sold the car parking spaces, the flat owners who have not been allotted car parking spaces may have a claim against the builder for not fulfilling their obligation.

In your case, as there is no written evidence of the salesperson's commitment regarding the open parking spaces, it may be difficult to establish a legal claim against the builder. However, you may try to negotiate with the builder for the allotment of a car parking space or for compensation for the loss of the car parking space. You may also check if there are any provisions in the agreement with the builder that allow you to claim car parking space in case it is not provided. You may seek legal assistance to review the agreement and advise you on your legal options.

Regarding the common main road, if the builder had promised that it can be used for parking and now plans to mark it as a no-parking zone, you may seek legal assistance to enforce the builder's commitment or to seek compensation for the loss of the parking space.

I have purchased Stilt Parking with Allotment Letter from Builder and no separate agreement for it. Respective Flat no has also painted by builder in said parking unit. Also, process of getting Property Tax of said parking unit in the name of Flat owner is under process. Now Society is claiming ownership of Parking Space, reasoning illegality of such transaction and no validity of Allotment Letter under By-Laws of the society, with no rights to builder to sell such spaces. They are planning to do re-allotment with first come first serve lewdle basis. My questions as below: - 1. Can Builder Sell such Stilt Parking Spaces based on Allotment Letter? 2. Is there any validity of Allotment Letter in court of Law? 3. Can Society challenge to such allotment, if it’s illegal? 4. If Property Tax Bills get issued in the name of Parking Owner, can still Society claim ownership? 5. Is it possible to get separate registered agreement with builder now (post society handover), if he agrees? 

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Open parking spaces cannot be sold. They would belong to the Association or Society that would be formed and the Society would allot them on payment of the prescribed fees on first come first served basis.