When a bill of exchange is payable on a fixed day in a place where the calendar is different from that of the place of issue, the date of maturity is deemed to be fixed according to the calendar of the place of payment.
When a bill of exchange drawn between two places having different calendars is payable on a certain date delay, the day of issue is brought back to the corresponding day of the calendar of the place of payment and the maturity is fixed accordingly.
The periods of presentation of bills of exchange are calculated in accordance with the rules of the preceding paragraph.
These rules do not apply if a clause in the bill of exchange, or even the simple statements in the instrument, indicate that the intention was to adopt different rules.