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Dispute may not be referred to Board where alternative remedy is being pursued.
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91.—(1) To the extent that an alternative remedy is available in respect of any dispute falling within this Part and a person takes any steps to avail himself or herself of that remedy, that person may not refer the dispute to the Board for resolution.
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(2) If a person, other than the person mentioned in subsection (1), refers a dispute to the Board for resolution, being a dispute—
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(a) to which that other person is a party, and
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(b) as respects which that other person takes or has taken steps of the kind mentioned in that subsection,
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then the Board, a mediator, an adjudicator or the Tribunal may, in dealing with the dispute, take account (with regard to the relief that may be granted and to such extent as it or he or she considers just) of the existence of that alternative remedy.
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