Legal advice, about the parking space of the house.

First of all, you need to confirm the legality of the parking space. According to the law, the construction of parking spaces should be designed and built in accordance with the garage design specifications, and the parking spaces that can be sold must obtain the sale permit (so as to transfer property rights in the future). According to the existing design specifications, there are no sub-parking spaces of this type, and most of them are designed by developers themselves according to the site conditions (larger than the parking spaces specified in the design specifications), and most of them occupy public land or shared land. According to the judicial interpretation of the Supreme Court, the ownership of such parking spaces is flawed.

You need to go to the local real estate management department to investigate whether this parking space is legal and whether the developer has the right to sell it. If the answer is no, the sale is an invalid contract. If you bring a lawsuit to the court, the court will rule that the contract is invalid and the developer will refund your purchase price. Usually this situation has nothing to do with the buyer, and you can claim compensation from the developer.

Secondly, if the developer does have the right to sell, but there is no parking space in the local area (according to the garage design specification), you need to check the purchase contract. Usually, the purchase contract will have the parking space number. If the number is the same as the parking space, the developer should have no right to ask you to return the parking space, because there is no conceptual problem of the mother-child parking space, and you should be able to use it.

Furthermore, if the developer does have the right to sell, and there is a local parking space (legally recognized), there is a possibility of misunderstanding, but you need to pay attention to the fact that the cancellation and change of the revocable or changeable contract are valid for one year, so you can focus on the time from the date you should know. If it is more than one year before the developer informs you that there is a problem with the parking space, the developer will lose the right to win the case. If the court finds that there is a misunderstanding, the developer has the right to change it. Because the developer is at fault, the developer should compensate you for your losses.

Finally, if the parking space is illegal and you really want it, how to deal with it can only be solved through private consultation between you and the developer, but in any case, the agreement between you and the developer is invalid and not protected by law, so you can only abide by it in good faith.