(1) Unless otherwise expressly provided or anticipated in a consumer agreement, it is an implied condition of every consumer agreement for the supply of goods that —
(a) the supplier is responsible to deliver the goods to the consumer —
(i) within a reasonable time,
(ii) subject to subsection (2)(a) at the supplier's place of business, if the supplier has one, and if not, the supplier's residence, and
(iii) at the cost and risk of the supplier;
(b) the goods remain at the supplier's risk until the consumer has accepted delivery.
(2) The consumer has the right to require —
(a) delivery of any goods at the —
(i) date and time agreed, and
(ii) place of the consumer's choice, but the supplier may require the consumer to pay the costs of delivery at any location other than a location referred to under subsection (1); or
(b) performance of any service at the time agreed with the supplier.
(3) Where a consumer agreement does not provide a specific time for delivery of any goods or the supply of any service, the supplier shall be required to deliver the goods or performance of the service at a reasonable time.