Many of the statutes are written vaguely and can be interpreted in a number of different ways. 

Sort of like a statute of limitations for liens?

Here's a link to the RTA: https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/06r17 its not 1-2 pages, its pretty long and for someone to tell a newbie investor looking for a place to invest, to read and memorize the RTA instead of helping them with strategies on doing JV, raising capital, etc. for their first deal is not good advice. 

This is called the "short statute of limitations" if you want to research it further. 

Actual statute get's a bit dull.

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That starts the statute of limitations.

I had an issue with HOA it require mediation per Florida statute but I did above.

Let's see if we can get some of the legal eagles, @Jerel Ehlert & @Jamie Jatzlau to chime in with a better interpretation of the statute from their perspective.  

This now places their use back subject to your approval, so their own claim via AP/EP statute is reduced.