(g) other adaptations which the parties may later agree; in such case, the following rules apply: the  contracting authority must consult the contractor. If necessary, the contractor must in turn seek the  agreement of any  creator  or other right holder and must reply to the contracting authority within one  month by providing its agreement, including any suggestions of modifications, free of charge. The  contractor may refuse the intended modification only if a  creator  can demonstrate that the intended  modification may harm his/her honour or reputation, thereby violating his/her moral rights.  The modes of exploitation may be defined in more details in the specific contract. The list above is in addition to whatever rights already accrue to the Contracting Authority on the  basis of existing exceptions in the applicable legislation, such as the copyright exception to ensure the  proper performance or reporting of administrative proceedings, in cases where such exceptions apply. All  pre-existing rights  incorporated in the  results , if any, are licensed to the Contracting Authority as  set out in Article II.13.2.  The contractor must provide the contracting authority with a list of  pre-existing rights  as set out in  Article II.13.4 together with the invoice for payment of the balance at the latest. Either party may terminate the FWC and/or the FWC, order forms and specific contracts by sending  formal notification  to the other party with three months written notice. If the FWC or  Order form  or specific contract is terminated:  The second, third and fourth paragraphs of Article II.18.4 apply. It is intended that the document exchange (e.g. invoices, deliverables, order forms/specific contracts,  etc.) between the Contracting Authority and the Contractor will have to be carried out via electronic  means. At the request of the Contracting Authority, the use of such electronic applications will become  mandatory during the performance of the contract. Not applicable to this FWC  12  I.12.2  The General Court of the European Union has exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute regarding  the interpretation, application or validity of the FWC.  I.12.1  The FWC is governed by Union law, complemented, where necessary, by the law of Italy. (a) neither party is entitled to compensation;  (b) the contractor is entitled to payment only for the services provided before termination takes  effect. I.10.2 Licence or transfer of pre-existing rights  I.10.3 Provision of list of pre-existing rights and documentary evidence  I.11 TERMINATION BY EITHER PARTY  I.12 APPLICABLE LAW AND SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES  I.13 INTER-INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK CONTRACT  I.14 ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT EXCHANGE AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR INVOICING 