Sec. 9. (a) In order to obtain or maintain a dealer's license from the secretary, a person must agree to allow a police officer or an authorized representative of the secretary to inspect: (1) certificates of origin, certificates of title, assignments of certificates of origin and certificates of title, or other proof of ownership or evidence of right of possession as determined by the secretary; and (2) motor vehicles or watercraft that are held for resale by the dealer; in the dealer's established place of business during reasonable business hours. (b) A certificate of title, a certificate of origin, and any other proof of ownership described under subsection (a): (1) must be readily available for inspection by or delivery to the proper persons; and (2) may not be removed from Indiana. IC 9-32-6 Chapter 6. Dealer License Plates 9-32-6-1 Applications; certificates of registration; plates; fee; service charge 9-32-6-2 Classifications of dealer license plates; fee 9-32-6-3 Research and development license plates; issuance; rules; fees; display 9-32-6-4 Design of dealer license plates and motor driven cycle decals 9-32-6-5 Additional dealer license plates; fees; service charges 9-32-6-6 Expired 9-32-6-6.3 Expired 9-32-6-6.5 Expiration of dealer license plates and dealer designee license plates; renewal fees 9-32-6-7 Use restrictions of license plates; display 9-32-6-8 Repealed 9-32-6-9 Repealed 9-32-6-10 License plate use prohibited on leased vehicles 9-32-6-11 Interim license plates; violation 9-32-6-12 Interim plates; false or fictitious information; alteration 9-32-6-13 Operation of motor vehicle displaying altered interim license plate 9-32-6-14 Record relating to use of interim license plates by a dealer; availability to investigating employee of secretary of state 9-32-6-15 Repealed 9-32-6-16 Replacement license plate or registration card 9-32-6-17 Alternate dealer license plates; rules
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