A buyer is purchasing a flat in a Mumbai co-operative housing society that includes stilt parking, originally allotted by the developer in 1996. The buyer seeks to confirm if the stilt parking, described as an 'additional amenity confined to the said flat' in the registered agreement, can be transferred in a single sale deed. The society claims stilt parking is society property and cannot be individually owned, despite the developer's initial allotment. The buyer is questioning the society's retrospective jurisdiction and seeking clarity on their right to own the parking space.