We reject defendants' contention that plaintiff was required to prove, at the inquest, the number of specifically identifiable pieces of its jewelry that were in the individual defendant's possession and the value of each specific piece. We note that defendants do not seek review of the prior order that granted plaintiff's motion for summary judgment on the issue of liability.
The court correctly found that plaintiff's computer database was a business record (see...
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