crockers
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When selling a house you have to declare your status with neighbours ie any disputes etc (on the solicitor's enquiry form).
If that subsequently proves to be false there are consequences.
Don't know how far the sales transaction has gone but you may like to bring it into the equation especially via his wife whom are often the initiators of house moves.
They are likely to be very concerned if this accident prejudiced the sale of their house, and will want to do all they can to ensure amicable treatment of neighbour's concerns etc.
I think that this is by far your strongest way forward......... even better if you know the estate agent involved and inform them that there is a neighbour dispute and that it will lead to legal proceedings if it is not rectified in a civil manner - and as they are now fully aware of it they too must let the buyer know.
Only down side is the sale may not go ahead and you are stuck with a spiteful neighbour....
But I too would have called the police - not to expect any assistance but just to get a crime reference number for future proceedings.
Good luck