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4.—(1) Where the tenant on whom a notice to do work has been served wishes to have determined by arbitration under the 1986 Act in addition to a question specified in article 3(1) any other question arising under that notice which is not a question so specified, he shall do so by serving on the landlord within one month after the service of the notice to do work a notice in writing requiring the question to be so determined.
(2) Where the tenant on whom a notice to do work has been served does not wish any question specified in article 3(1) to be determined by arbitration under the 1986 Act but wishes to have determined by such arbitration any other question arising under that notice, he shall do so—
(a)by serving on the landlord within one month after the service of the notice to do work a notice in writing requiring the question to be so determined, or
(b)by serving a notice in accordance with article 9.
(3) Nothing in this article shall preclude a tenant who has required arbitration under this article and who has been found liable to comply with a notice to do work or with any part of it from subsequently requiring arbitration under article 9 on the ground that, in consequence of anything happening before the expiration of the time for doing the work as extended by the arbitrator in pursuance of article 6(2), it would have been unreasonable to require the tenant to do the work within that time.
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