measure of damages; Wise Electric insists that fair market value is the only allowable measure of damages, arguing that AHC’s inventory had an ascertainable market value after the fire so that the replacement-value measure of damages does not apply. AHC, on the other hand, characterizes its damages evidence as supporting the trial court’s award of $13,385,969.37 in replacement-value damages to its personal property (inventory) and, alternatively, diminution-in-market-value damages from a pre-fire market value of $13,385,969.37 to a post-fire market value of $0. It was AHC’s burden to prove the applicability of a damage valuation other than the general rule of diminishment-in-mar-kefe-value-before-and-after-the-damage valuation. See Pasadena State Bank, 149 Tex. at 52, 228 S.W.2d at 129 (<HOLDING>); Moran Corp., 381 S.W.2d at 328 (stating
recognizing plaintiff met this burden recognizing this presumption recognizing burden recognizing this rule holding that the burden is on the plaintiff