1. In a sale subject to trial, the purchaser may accept or reject the subject matter of the sale, and the seller shall enable the purchaser to conduct the trial. If the purchaser rejects the subject matter of the sale, they shall declare the rejection within the agreed period. If no period is agreed upon, the rejection must be declared within a reasonable period to be determined by the seller. If this period expires and the purchaser remains silent despite being able to conduct the trial, their silence shall be deemed acceptance. 2. A sale subject to trial is deemed to be contingent upon a suspensive condition, namely the purchaser's acceptance of the subject matter of the sale, unless it is apparent from the agreement or the circumstances that the sale is subject to a resolutive condition. 3. If the subject matter of the sale perishes in the purchaser's possession after delivery, the purchaser shall be bound to pay the agreed price to the seller. If it perishes before delivery due to a cause not attributable to the purchaser, the loss shall be borne by the seller.
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