Concept:The correctness of the statements labelled I, II and III determines the right option, but those statements are not provided.
Explanation:The options only list possible combinations of I, II and III.
Without the actual statements, it is impossible to judge which are true or false.
No logical or factual evaluation can be made from the given information alone.
Therefore, the correct choice cannot be identified.
Answer:Cannot be determined from the information provided.