If a period of time defined in calendar terms has been specified for the act that the obligee is to undertake, then making an offer will be necessary only if the obligee undertakes the act in good time. The same applies if the act is to be preceded by an event and a reasonable time limit is specified for the act in such a way that it is possible to calculate it in calendar terms from the event onwards.
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Book 2 · Law of obligations › Title 2 · Default by the obligee › Section 296
Dispensability of the offer
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