QUESTION $26$ Under a construction contract, if a contractor is simply not paid a sum of money that has been certified to him he is entitled under the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act $1996($as amended$)$ to suspend the works. He should be cautious about adopting this approach however because; a$.$ He could himself be found to be repudiating the contract and in turn be sued for damages. b$.$ He will be liable for the lost time associated with the period of suspension. c$.$ He must attempt adjudication before he can suspend. d$.$ He will be liable for his own disruption. e$.$ He must ensure that he complies with the parole evidence rule before suspension.