Legal Question in Consumer Law in Illinois

It may depend on the kind of store it was and whether you knew or should have known they were not properly marked or that the owner was making a mistake and misread the tags. In any event if one is 12 and the other is discounted from 12.25 to 12, how could you possibly pay only $23.22 since that's even less, and tax had to be added. Something doesn't add up. And where are the tags? At the store or with you? If I were the store owner I would try to make a strong case against you of "unjust enrichment", which is an equitable theory. You may want to hire an attorney to help settle this for you.

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