(1) If, with respect to the purchase of a moveable object, the right to make more detailed specifications as to form, measure or similar conditions is reserved for the buyer, the buyer will be obliged to provide such reserved specifications.
(2) If the buyer defaults in fulfilling such obligation, then the seller may make such specifications instead of the buyer, or the seller may demand compensation of damages in lieu of performance pursuant to sections 280, 281 of the Civil Code, or may revoke the contract pursuant to section 323 of the Civil Code. In the former case, the seller must inform the buyer of the specifications made by the seller and at the same time set a reasonable time limit within which the buyer is to make different specifications. Where such specifications are not made by the buyer within the time limit set, the specifications made by the seller will govern.