A contract comes into existence through the acceptance of the offer, without the offeror needing to be notified of acceptance, if such a declaration is not to be expected according to customary practice, or if the offeror has waived it. The point in time at which the offer expires is determined in accordance with the intention of the offeror, which is to be inferred from the offer or the circumstances.
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Acceptance without declaration to the offeror
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