(1) Where the trader is obliged under a consumer contract as defined in section 327 or section 327a to supply a digital product to the consumer, the following provisions apply to the specification of the time of performance as well as to the modalities of the supply by the trader.
(2) If the contractual parties have not agreed a time for the supply of the digital product in accordance with subsection (1), then the consumer may demand that supply be effected without undue delay following the conclusion of contract and the trader may effect it immediately.
(3) Digital content is supplied as soon as the digital content or the means suitable for accessing or downloading said digital content has/have been supplied or made accessible to the consumer directly or via a facility chosen by the consumer for that purpose.
(4) A digital service is supplied as soon as the digital service has been made accessible to the consumer directly or via a facility chosen by the consumer for that purpose.
(5) If the trader is obliged under the contract to perform a series of individual acts of supply, then subsections (2) to (4) apply to each individual act of supply forming part of the series.
(6) In derogation from section 363, the burden of proof for the supply having been effected in accordance with subsections (1) to (4) is on the trader.