The rule of ejusdem generis will NOT apply in which of the following situations?

Ejusdem generis ("of the same kind") confines general words following an enumeration of specific words to things of the same class. An essential precondition, however, is that the specific words must form a genus that is not exhausted by the enumeration. If the specific words already cover the entire class, nothing of that genus remains for the general words to be restricted to, and the general words must then carry their natural, wider meaning. This limitation was affirmed in Kavalappara Kottarathil Kochuni v. State of Madras and Amar Chandra Chakraborty v. Collector of Excise, Tripura (1972). Hence (c) correctly identifies when the rule fails.