See the present allottee should transfer you parking and the society shall provide a NOC to this effect.

NoC of society on such allotment is essential.

Society has power to change the allotment and it can change allotment society has power on undivided common area.

1.  ANY "sale deed" must compusorilyl and legally should be Stamp Duty paid and Registered,  ELSE the sale deed is null & void.  Notarised sale deed is legally invalid and has no legal value.

2. Check in your Service & Maintenance bill of the Flat. IF the CHS is levying "parking charges", THEN simply write a letter to the Society requesting for confirming letter, regarding the Parking Slot no. that is in their record, against your Flat no.

Ask seller to approach builder and obtain certified copy of allotment letter 

2) on transfer of flat society woukd allot you parking slot 

Model  bye laws provide for allotment of car parking by society 

registered sale deed has to be executed between parties and not notarised 

Parking or additional parking is always alloted to a person in reference to the Flat... 

Some people sell their parking with their flats some dont 

So no matter if the paper is not original you can always verify the same from builder or the Maintainence office 

Transfer of the parking space should be together mentioned in the deed 

Else you can also make a correction deed as and when required with the old seller. 

You can also get an unregistered instrument made with two witnesses and get it notorised. 

Do remember to submit and update your name with the maintainence office 

Hi,it has to be seen that wether the original allotte can sell the parking space individually and apart from the flat 

The allotment of letter for parking space will not confer the parking space on the owner since the parking space are owned by the society 

However as the practice is that this parking space was originally allotted to the original buyer and had been transferred to subsequent buyers as a practice, you may be contended with the copy of the allotment letter or insist the vendor to procure the original from his vendor and hand it over to you.

Allotment done on first come first serve basis is not illegal. The members having allotment letters are entitled to a parking space on permanent basis. . Parking spaces allotted by the builder cannot be dissolved by the society.

The parking spaces can only be allotted and not sold.

The Society can cancel all allotments of the builder.

Only society have power to allot parking. 

If the said allotment letter is given by builder and parking space is mentioned in sake deed then he is the rightful allotte. Notarised agreement is good.  You can also approach the builder

1. parking is not sellable

2. it is totally upto the society whether it accepts the parking allotment done by the builder to original allottees or does a reallotment based on the number of flats and car park spaces

3. its better to have the agreement with previous owner registered

4. but first you need to check with the society, through your seller, whether it has accepted the original allotment of parking spaces done by the builder

5. if the society is giving NOC then its ok to for the parking space agreement