; or (VII) limits on the activities or functions of involved persons, institutions, third party servicers that contract with institutions, or third party contractors. (ii) Exclusion Relief under this subsection shall not include the ability to suspend or terminate the eligibility status of an institution of higher education for programs under this title or withdrawal of the authority of the third party servicer or third party contractor to act on behalf of an institution or contract with an institution. (i) Private Right of Action (1) In general (A) Private right of action A violation described in subparagraph (B)shall be subject to a private right of action enforceable by a student or former student of an institution of higher education, on behalf of such individual or such individual and a class, in an appropriate district court of the United States orany other court of competent jurisdiction that also has jurisdiction over the defendant. The student or former student may seek any relief provided under subsection (h)(3)(B) for such violation, or any remedies otherwise available to the individual under law and equity. (B) Violations A violation described in this subparagraph is: (i) A substantial misrepresentation. (ii) A violation of section 487(a)(20). (iii) A violation of the default manipulation regulations promulgated by the Secretary under section 435(m)(3). (iv) A violation of the program integrity regulations promulgated by the Secretary under this Act, including regulations promulgated in section 102, section 455, and part H. (2) Amount of damages (A) In general Any institution of higher education, third party servicer that contracts with such institution, or third party contractor, that commits a substantial misrepresentation may be held liable to a student or former student of that institution in an amount equal to the sum of— (i) any actual damage sustained by such individual as a result of each substantial misrepresentation; (ii) any additional damages as the court may allow