¶1concurs with separate opinion.
¶2I concur with the majority in this case, but in result only with respect to its holding regarding the trial court's error in awarding the Sheetses pre-judgment interest. I agree with the majority that because the Sheetses failed to respond to GM's sustained objection to the inclusion of testimony regarding pre-judgment interest, the Sheetses implied that they believed they were not entitled to pre-judgment interest. Therefore, they cannot now take issue with GM's contention that the trial court erred in awarding them preJudgment interest. But I write separately to note that, had the Sheetses responded to GM's objection, they would have been entitled to pre-judgment interest because the damages were clearly ascertainable in accordance with fixed rules of evidence and accepted standards of valuation. For this reason, I concur in result only with respect to the majority's conclusion that the trial court erred in awarding the Sheetses pre-judgment interest.