Expense Stop Expense Stop An expense stop is a term found in leases that provides a maximum amount a tenant is responsible for if expenses exceed an indicated limit. When a tenant leases space, the lease will require the landlord to pay certain expenses related to the entire building, such as taxes, communal maintenance and improvements.
All parts of the clematis plant carry a toxin known as anemonin, or irritant glycoside. Clematis vines prove toxic to humans, cats, dogs and horses.
Stone fruits like peaches, nectarines, plums and cherries are not safe for dogs â their pits can be choking hazards. And choking isn't the only problem with these fruits: The stems, leaves and pits of apricots, plums, peaches and cherries also contain cyanide.