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:/ I'd personally give it a try and see what happens.
I feel kinda bad, I think my cat Lola is like this black cat. We never see ours neighbours cat anymore, she tells us its because Lola attacked her once and she's too scared to come out now. Ah well, cats are cats
Hovis-
Maybe I'll give it a go when I have a full day at home when I could keep an eye on her. I had 1 similar experience with removing the litter tray few months back when I needed to take an urine sample of her so I needed to put down some special litter and she actually held off for a whole 24 hours when she could have gone out, but then it was the winter, so I don't know.
That black cat only really takes after his owners really... I don't want to talk about him other than I really wouldn't mind if he were to move elsewhere.
ExTra
I have been tempted to do this, but she’s always had a litter tray just in case and before the black cat arrived a year ago, she’d only ever use it when the weather was really bad etc, now there is a very real practical reason to have a litter tray because the black cat is always hiding just outside the garden door waiting. That fucking little git!