According to Adv. Sommer, i.e., in the first option presented by him, there is a real possibility - indeed, suspension as a rule is a temporary relief and a clear disciplinary tool, regulated by legislation and collective agreements in the field of labor relations, such as in the provisions of sections 46A and 47 of the Civil Service (Discipline( Law, 5723-1963, which allow the suspension of a civil servant against whom a complaint has been filed or a criminal investigation has been opened against him. This tool does not inherently exist in an ordinary commercial contractor contract (which the parties do not dispute is the contract in this case - see Zelkovnik's testimony on lines 14-16 on page 80, and accordingly there is no employment relationship here), unless it was expressly agreed upon. This is because, in contrast to an employment contract characterized by cogent rules and unilateral disciplinary tools, a contracting contract is subject to the General Contracts Law and the Contract Law of the Contracting Contract Law, 5734-1974 (hereinafter: the "Contracting Contract Law"). In the event of a breach or "defect" in the performance of the work, the remedies available to the Client are defined by law (such as correcting the defect, deduction from wages or cancellation( and do not include disciplinary remedies of suspension, unless the parties have expressly stipulated this in the contract (see sections 3 and 4 of the Contracting Contract Law). Thus, in Eyal Zamir's book, Mordechai A. Ravilo, Gabriela Shalev The Short Interpretation of Laws in Private Law (1996( | The Contracting Contract Law, 5734-1974 On page 567, the authors clarified that:
"There are various connections between the Contracting Contract Law and other laws in the field of contracts. First, in matters such as the conclusion of a contract, defects in the conclusion of the contract, the form of the contract, the multiplicity of debtors and creditors, and the main remedies due to the breach of contract, the Contracts Law (General Part( and the Remedies Law will apply, subject to or taking into account some of the special provisions found in the Contracting Contract Law."