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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well assuming it's private land, no. I would imagine though there would be some sort of agreement between the sharers so that people are not blocked in/out etc.
It is also possible that this is covered by covenant. For example I have a covenant that says I cannot park a caravan in my drive way, it's not law though.
Further to previous answers. It does say in my deeds something about both parties having the right to reasonable access to their own property.
Would think that if one party were awkward and parked the other may, in an emergency, be knocking on the door during the night for the vehicle to be moved, also what's to stop the other party parking behind the offending vehicle, stopping them getting out. Who needs that hassle.