medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A consumer is entitled to a full refund on a returned product only if the product is returned in its original packaging and the consumer provides the original sales receipt.
Which one of the following situations conforms to the principle above?
- A shopper who kept the original sales receipt but threw away the product's box is refused a full refund.
- A customer is given a partial refund for returning the item in its packaging but with only a photocopy of the receipt.
- A store grants a full refund to a long-time customer who lost the receipt but returned the item unopened.
- A customer who presents both the original receipt and the original packaging is legally guaranteed a cash refund.
- A customer with the original packaging and receipt is denied any refund because the store has changed its policy.
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