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Adequate for security purposes is about as far as you will be able to push. Unless lighting or power to the garages is a listed service, it's fair game for removal. We had this issue at a place we rented. One of the lease holders took up the challenge and came up against the same argument that the managing agent was required to light communal areas but not private ones. It was a swine because quite a few people were running power from the light socket to alarms etc which no longer worked. We moved out a year later, power was still off and the argument continued.
Ramsaye
Adequate for what? Seeing where you are going outside the garages? Yes. Adequate for seeing what's what inside the garages? No.
Was the old lighting adequate for that? Yes.