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This is dependent on whether one driver was in marked lanes and the other wasn't
Added; In many jurisdictions there are no enforceable traffic regulations on private parking lots. They are private property on which the municipal traffic laws do not apply. Usually it becomes a matter for the individual's insurance companies to subrogate.
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