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A tolling agreement is a contract between two parties that pauses the statute of limitations, allowing more time for negotiations without filing a lawsuit. Builders may suggest such an agreement while discussing construction defect repairs with an Association. Though a tolling agreement can be beneficial, it only binds the parties involved. If the builder goes out of business or issues arise, other potentially liable parties like general contractors or subcontractors are not bound by the agreement, which means the statute of limitations could expire during negotiations. Caution is advised when entering into a tolling agreement.