Where a bill of exchange is payable on a certain date at a place where the calendar is different from that of the place of issue, the maturity date is determined according to the calendar of the bill domicile.
Where a bill drawn between two places with different calendars becomes payable when a specified time has elapsed since it was drawn, the date on which it was drawn is converted to the equivalent date in the calendar of the domicile and the maturity date computed according to the latter.
The provision set out in the previous paragraph appliesmutatis mutandis to the computation of time limits for presentation of bills of exchange.
The provisions of this Article do not apply where a comment on the bill of exchange or any other term reveals that the parties intended otherwise.
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