The Supreme Court held in 2010, in Nahalchand Laloochand versus Panchali Co-operative Housing Society, that open and stilt parking are common areas, not separate units a builder can sell apart from a flat. In practice, parking in most buildings is allotted by the owner or managed by the society, not something a tenant can hold title to. A second car, or a visitor's car, usually depends on the society's own rules, not the tenancy agreement. We get the parking slot number in writing before move-in, not left for the society to sort out later.
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Supreme Court, 2010 INSC 563: open and stilt parking are common areas, not separately saleable units.
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- Supreme Court of India, Nahalchand Laloochand Pvt Ltd v Panchali Co-operative Housing Society Ltd, 2010 (2010 INSC 563), https://www.casemine.com/commentary/in/stilt-parking-spaces-as-common-areas-under-mofa:-comprehensive-commentary-on-nahalchand-laloochand-pvt.-ltd.-v.-panchali-cooperative-housing-society-ltd.-(2010-insc-563)/view, level 1