SB 284. Permits a franchisee who prevails in an action against a franchisor to recover attorneys fees. Introduced 1/11/21; assigned to Senate Judiciary Committee
2020 H.B. 1246 expands the definition of “motor vehicle” in IC 9-13-2-105(c), for purposes of IC 9-32 (the motor vehicle dealer relationship laws and dealer licensing laws), to include “an off-road vehicle, a snowmobile, a mini-truck, a manufactured home.” The bill also clarifies distinctions between a “used motor vehicle dealer” and a “new motor vehicle dealer” throughout IC 9-32. Passed Senate, as amended 3/3/20; sent to House for concurrence.
2020 Indiana H.B. 1246; introduced January 13, 2020. Expands the definition of “motor vehicle” in IC 9-13-2-105(c), for purposes of IC 9-32 (the motor vehicle dealer relationship laws and dealer licensing laws), to include “an off-road vehicle, a snowmobile, a mini-truck, a manufactured home.” The bill also clarifies distinctions between a “used motor vehicle dealer” and a “new motor vehicle dealer” throughout IC 9-32.
2017 IN H.B. 1592; Date Introduced: JANUARY 23, 2017, Last action: FEBRUARY 20, 2017 to Senate Committee on Commerce and Technology. Provides that a manufacturer may engage in sales directly to the public only if the manufacturer meets certain requirements and can no longer engage in sales directly to the public after the earlier of reaching 1,000 units in cumulative annual sales, or six years after the initial dealer's license is granted.
2017 IN H.B. 1592; Date Introduced: JANUARY 23, 2017, Last action: FEBRUARY 7, 2017; Passed House. Provides that a manufacturer may engage in sales directly to the public only if the manufacturer meets certain requirements and can no longer engage in sales directly to the public after the earlier of reaching 1,000 units in cumulative annual sales, or six years after the initial dealer's license is granted.
2017 IN H.B. 1592; Date Introduced: JANUARY 23, 2017, Last action: FEBRUARY 2, 2017; Committee amendment adopted on House floor. Provides that a manufacturer may engage in sales directly to the public only if the manufacturer meets certain requirements and can no longer engage in sales directly to the public after the earlier of reaching 1,000 units in cumulative annual sales, or six years after the initial dealer's license is granted.
2017 IN H.B. 1592; Date Introduced: JANUARY 23, 2017, Last action: JANUARY 23, 2017 to House Committee on Roads and Transportation. Provides that a manufacturer may engage in sales directly to the public only if the manufacturer meets certain requirements and can no longer engage in sales directly to the public after the earlier of reaching 1,000 units in cumulative annual sales, or six years after the initial dealer's license is granted.