Bill Text: OH HB64 | 2013-2014 | 130th General Assembly | Introduced

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Bill Title: To provide that if a secured party does not convey to the owner of a motor vehicle, watercraft, outboard motor, off-highway motorcycle, or all-purpose vehicle a physical certificate of title after the security interest has been discharged, the owner may obtain one physical certificate of title from a clerk of a court of common pleas at no charge.

Spectrum: Slight Partisan Bill (Democrat 2-1)

Status: (Introduced - Dead) 2013-02-14 - To Transportation, Public Safety and Homeland Security [HB64 Detail]

Download: Ohio-2013-HB64-Introduced.html

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As Introduced

130th General Assembly Regular Session 2013-2014

H. B. No. 64

Representative Cera 

Cosponsors: Representatives Rogers, Hood 

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A BILL

To amend sections 1548.20, 4503.13, and 4519.68 of

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the Revised Code to provide that if a secured

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party does not convey to the owner of a motor

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vehicle, watercraft, outboard motor, off-highway

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motorcycle, or all-purpose vehicle a physical

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certificate of title after the security interest

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has been discharged, the owner may obtain one

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physical certificate of title from a clerk of a

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court of common pleas at no charge.

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BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF OHIO:

Section 1.  That sections 1548.20, 4503.13, and 4519.68 of	10
the Revised Code be amended to read as follows:	11

Sec. 1548.20.  (A) Chapter 1309. of the Revised Code does not	12
permit or require the deposit, filing, or other record of a	13
security interest covering a watercraft or outboard motor for	14
which a certificate of title is required. Any security agreement	15
covering a security interest in a watercraft or outboard motor, if	16
it is accompanied by delivery of a manufacturer's or importer's	17
certificate and followed by actual and continued possession of	18
that certificate by the holder of the instrument, or, in the case	19
of a certificate of title, if a notation of the security agreement	20
has been made by a clerk of a court of common pleas on the face of	21
the certificate of title or the clerk has entered a notation of	22
the agreement into the automated title processing system and a	23
physical certificate of title for the watercraft or outboard motor	24
has not been issued, shall be valid as against the creditors of	25
the debtor, whether armed with process or not, and against	26
subsequent purchasers, secured parties, and other lienholders or	27
claimants. All security interests, liens, mortgages, and	28
encumbrances entered into the automated title processing system in	29
relation to a particular certificate of title, regardless of	30
whether a physical certificate of title is issued, take priority	31
according to the order of time in which they are entered into the	32
automated title processing system by the clerk. Exposure for sale	33
of any watercraft or outboard motor by its owner, with the	34
knowledge or with the knowledge and consent of the holder of any	35
security interest, lien, mortgage, or encumbrance on the	36
watercraft or outboard motor, shall not render the security	37
interest lien, mortgage, or encumbrance ineffective as against the	38
creditors of the owner or against holders of subsequent security	39
interests, liens, mortgages, or encumbrances upon the watercraft	40
or outboard motor.	41

(B) If a secured party presents evidence of the security	42
interest to a clerk of a court of common pleas together with the	43
certificate of title, if a physical certificate of title for the	44
watercraft or outboard motor exists, and the fee prescribed by	45
section 1548.10 of the Revised Code, the clerk, unless the secured	46
party specifically requests the clerk not to issue a physical	47
certificate of title, shall issue a new original certificate of	48
title from the automated title processing records. The new	49
certificate shall indicate the security interest and the date of	50
the security interest. The clerk also shall note the security	51
interest and its date in the clerk's files and enter that	52
information into the automated title processing system, and on	53
that day shall notify the chief of the division of watercraft. The	54
clerk shall indicate by appropriate notation on the security	55
agreement itself the fact that the security interest has been	56
noted on the certificate of title.	57

(C) If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of	58
its holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and if	59
the holder holds a physical certificate of title, the holder shall	60
note the discharge of the security interest over the holder's	61
signature on the face of the certificate of title, or, if there is	62
not sufficient space for the notation on the face of the	63
certificate of title, the holder shall note the discharge over the	64
holder's signature on a form prescribed by the chief. Except as	65
otherwise provided in this section, prior to delivering the	66
certificate of title to the owner, the holder or the holder's	67
agent shall convey the certificate of title or a separate sworn	68
statement of the discharge of the security interest and any	69
additional information the chief requires to a clerk. The	70
conveyance shall occur not more than seven business days after the	71
date good funds in the correct amount to fully discharge the	72
security interest have been credited to an account of the holder,	73
provided the holder has been provided accurate information	74
concerning the watercraft or outboard motor. Conveyance of the	75
certificate of title or separate sworn statement of the discharge	76
within the required seven business days may be indicated by	77
postmark or receipt by a clerk within that period. If the	78
discharge of the security interest appears to be genuine, the	79
clerk shall note the discharge of the security interest on the	80
face of the certificate of title, if it was so conveyed, and note	81
it in the automated title processing system.	82

If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of its	83
holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and the	84
holder does not hold a physical certificate of title, when the	85
holder notifies a clerk of the discharge of its security interest,	86
the holder at that time also may request the clerk to issue a	87
physical certificate of title to the watercraft or outboard motor.	88
The request shall specify whether the clerk is to send the	89
certificate of title directly to the owner or to the holder or the	90
holder's agent for transmission to the owner. If such a request is	91
made, the clerk shall issue a physical certificate of title and	92
send it to the specified person.	93

The clerk shall not honor such a request for a physical	94
certificate of title if it is not made by the holder at the same	95
time as the holder's notification to the clerk of the discharge of	96
its security interest.	97

(D)(1) In all cases, a secured party may choose to present a	98
clerk with evidence of a security interest via electronic means,	99
and the clerk shall enter the security interest into the automated	100
title processing system. A secured party also may choose to notify	101
a clerk of the discharge of its security interest via electronic	102
means, and the clerk shall enter the cancellation into the	103
automated title processing system.	104

(2) In the case of a security interest that is being	105
satisfied by a watercraft dealer to whom a certificate of title is	106
being transferred, the cancellation of the security interest shall	107
occur during the course of the transfer. The dealer shall submit a	108
discharge request to the secured party. A discharge request shall	109
include good funds in the correct amount to fully discharge the	110
security interest and accurate information concerning the	111
watercraft or outboard motor.	112

(3)(a) Upon receiving a discharge request that complies with	113
division (D)(2) of this section, except as otherwise provided in	114
this division, a secured party shall convey the certificate of	115
title, with the discharge of the security interest noted on its	116
face, to the dealer within seven business days after the date good	117
funds in the correct amount to fully discharge the security	118
interest have been credited to an account of the secured party.	119

If a secured party is unable to convey to the dealer a	120
certificate of title within the required seven business days, the	121
secured party instead shall convey to the dealer an affidavit	122
stating that the security interest has been discharged, together	123
with payment for a duplicate certificate of title, within that	124
period.	125

(b) Conveyance of a certificate of title, or affidavit and	126
required payment, from a secured party to a dealer under the	127
circumstances described in division (D)(3)(a) of this section	128
within the required seven business days may be indicated by a	129
postmark within that period.	130

(4) A secured party is liable to a dealer for a late fee of	131
ten dollars per day for each certificate of title, or affidavit	132
and required payment, conveyed to the dealer more than seven	133
business days but less than twenty-one days after the date	134
specified in division (D)(3)(a) of this section and, from then on,	135
twenty-five dollars per day until the certificate of title, or	136
affidavit and required payment, are conveyed to the dealer.	137

(E) IfRegardless of whether a physical certificate of title	138
has not been issued for a watercraft or outboard motor and, if all	139
the security interests relating to that watercraft or outboard	140
motor have been discharged and if the secured party does not	141
convey to the owner of the watercraft or outboard motor a physical	142
certificate of title with the discharge noted on the certificate,	143
the owner of the watercraft or outboard motor may obtain aone	144
physical certificate of title for the watercraft or outboard motor	145
from the clerk of any court of common pleas uponwithout payment	146
of the fee specified in section 1548.10 of the Revised Code. The	147
owner of the watercraft or outboard motor thereafter may obtain a	148
duplicate physical certificate of title for the watercraft or	149
outboard motor from the clerk of any court of common pleas upon	150
payment of the fee specified in section 1548.10 of the Revised	151
Code.	152

(F) If a clerk of a court of common pleas, other than the	153
clerk of the court of common pleas of the county in which the	154
owner of a watercraft or outboard motor resides, enters a notation	155
of the existence of, or the cancellation of, a security interest	156
relating to the watercraft or outboard motor, the clerk shall	157
transmit the data relating to the notation to the automated title	158
processing system.	159

(G) The electronic transmission of security interest and	160
other information under this section shall comply with rules	161
adopted by the registrar of motor vehicles under section 4505.13	162
of the Revised Code.	163

(H) As used in this section:

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(1) "Accurate information" means the serial number of the	165
watercraft or outboard motor, if any; the make and model of the	166
watercraft or outboard motor; and the name and address of the	167
owner of the watercraft or outboard motor as they appear on the	168
certificate of title that is to be conveyed.	169

(2) "Good funds" has the same meaning as in section 4505.13	170
of the Revised Code.	171

(3) "Watercraft dealer" has the same meaning as in section	172
1547.01 of the Revised Code.	173

Sec. 4505.13.  (A)(1) Chapter 1309. and section 1701.66 of	174
the Revised Code do not permit or require the deposit, filing, or	175
other record of a security interest covering a motor vehicle,	176
except as provided in division (A)(2) of this section.	177

(2) Chapter 1309. of the Revised Code applies to a security	178
interest in a motor vehicle held as inventory for sale by a	179
dealer. The security interest has priority over creditors of the	180
dealer as provided in Chapter 1309. of the Revised Code without	181
notation of the security interest on a certificate of title,	182
without entry of a notation of the security interest into the	183
automated title processing system if a physical certificate of	184
title for the motor vehicle has not been issued, or without the	185
retention of a manufacturer's or importer's certificate.	186

(B) Subject to division (A) of this section, any security	187
agreement covering a security interest in a motor vehicle, if a	188
notation of the agreement has been made by a clerk of a court of	189
common pleas on the face of the certificate of title or the clerk	190
has entered a notation of the agreement into the automated title	191
processing system and a physical certificate of title for the	192
motor vehicle has not been issued, is valid as against the	193
creditors of the debtor, whether armed with process or not, and	194
against subsequent purchasers, secured parties, and other	195
lienholders or claimants. All security interests, liens,	196
mortgages, and encumbrances entered into the automated title	197
processing system in relation to a particular certificate of	198
title, regardless of whether a physical certificate of title is	199
issued, take priority according to the order of time in which they	200
are entered into the automated title processing system by the	201
clerk. Exposure for sale of any motor vehicle by its owner, with	202
the knowledge or with the knowledge and consent of the holder of	203
any security interest, lien, mortgage, or encumbrance on it, does	204
not render that security interest, lien, mortgage, or encumbrance	205
ineffective as against the creditors of that owner, or against	206
holders of subsequent security interests, liens, mortgages, or	207
encumbrances upon that motor vehicle.	208

The secured party, upon presentation of evidence of a	209
security interest to a clerk of a court of common pleas, together	210
with the certificate of title if a physical certificate of title	211
for the motor vehicle exists, and the fee prescribed by section	212
4505.09 of the Revised Code, may have a notation of the security	213
interest made. Unless the secured party specifically requests the	214
clerk not to issue a physical certificate of title and instead to	215
issue an electronic certificate of title, the clerk shall issue,	216
over the clerk's signature and seal of office, a new original	217
certificate of title from the automated title processing records	218
that indicates the security interest and the date of the security	219
interest.	220

If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of its	221
holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and if the	222
holder holds a physical certificate of title, the holder shall	223
note the discharge of the security interest on the face of the	224
certificate of title over the holder's signature, or over the	225
holder's signature on a form prescribed by the registrar of motor	226
vehicles when there is no space for the discharge on the face of	227
the certificate of title. Except as otherwise provided in this	228
section, prior to delivering the certificate of title to the	229
owner, the holder or the holder's agent shall convey the	230
certificate of title or a separate statement of the discharge of	231
the security interest to a clerk. The conveyance shall occur not	232
more than seven business days after the date good funds in the	233
correct amount to fully discharge the security interest have been	234
credited to an account of the holder, provided the holder has been	235
provided accurate information concerning the motor vehicle.	236
Conveyance of the certificate of title or separate statement of	237
the discharge within the required seven business days may be	238
indicated by postmark or receipt by a clerk within that period,	239
or, in the case of a written confirmation that is sent	240
electronically as provided in division (C)(1) of this section, by	241
the date of the electronic mail or other electronic communication.	242
If the discharge of the security interest appears to be genuine,	243
the clerk shall note the cancellation of the security interest on	244
the face of the certificate of title, if it was so conveyed, and	245
note it in the automated title processing system.	246

If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of its	247
holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and the	248
holder does not hold a physical certificate of title, when the	249
holder notifies a clerk of the discharge of its security interest,	250
the holder at that time also may request the clerk to issue a	251
physical certificate of title to the vehicle. The request shall	252
specify whether the clerk is to send the certificate of title	253
directly to the owner or to the holder or the holder's agent for	254
transmission to the owner. If such a request is made, the clerk	255
shall issue a physical certificate of title and send it to the	256
specified person.	257

The clerk shall not honor such a request for a physical	258
certificate of title if it is not made by the holder at the same	259
time as the holder's notification to the clerk of the discharge of	260
its security interest.	261

(C)(1) In all cases, a secured party may choose to present a	262
clerk with evidence of a security interest via written	263
confirmation through electronic means, and the clerk shall enter	264
the security interest into the automated title processing system.	265
A secured party also may choose to notify a clerk of the discharge	266
of its security interest via electronic means, and the clerk shall	267
enter the cancellation into the automated title processing system.	268

(2) In the case of a security interest that is being	269
satisfied by a dealer to whom a certificate of title is being	270
transferred, the cancellation of the security interest shall occur	271
during the course of the transfer. The dealer shall submit a	272
discharge request to the secured party. A discharge request shall	273
include good funds in the correct amount to fully discharge the	274
security interest and accurate information concerning the motor	275
vehicle.	276

(3)(a) Upon receiving a discharge request that complies with	277
division (C)(2) of this section, if the current automated title	278
processing system record indicates that a physical title exists	279
for that motor vehicle, a secured party shall convey the physical	280
certificate of title, with the discharge of the security interest	281
noted on its face, to the dealer within seven business days after	282
the date good funds in the correct amount to fully discharge the	283
security interest have been credited to an account of the secured	284
party.	285

If a secured party is unable to convey to the dealer the	286
physical certificate of title within the required seven business	287
days, the secured party instead shall convey to the dealer an	288
affidavit stating that the security interest has been discharged,	289
together with payment for a duplicate certificate of title, within	290
that period. If the current automated title processing system	291
record for a motor vehicle indicates that an electronic title	292
exists for that motor vehicle, the secured party shall convey to	293
the dealer within the required seven business days written	294
confirmation that the security interest has been satisfied.	295

(b) Conveyance of a physical certificate of title, or	296
affidavit and required payment, or written confirmation that the	297
security interest has been satisfied from a secured party to a	298
dealer under the circumstances described in division (C)(3)(a) of	299
this section within the required seven business days may be	300
indicated by a postmark within that period or, in the case of a	301
written confirmation that is sent electronically, the date of the	302
electronic mail or other electronic communication.	303

(4) A secured party is liable to a dealer for a late fee of	304
ten dollars per day for each physical certificate of title, or	305
affidavit and required payment, or written confirmation that the	306
security interest has been satisfied that is conveyed to the	307
dealer more than seven business days but less than twenty-one days	308
after the date specified in division (C)(3)(a) of this section	309
and, from then on, twenty-five dollars per day until the physical	310
certificate of title, or affidavit and required payment, or	311
written confirmation that the security interest has been satisfied	312
is conveyed to the dealer.	313

(D) Notwithstanding any provision of Chapter 1310. of the	314
Revised Code or of any other law, the lease of a motor vehicle or	315
trailer does not constitute a conditional sale or create a	316
security interest merely because the lease agreement permits or	317
requires the lessor, at the end of the lease term, to adjust the	318
rental price to either a higher or a lower amount by reference to	319
the amount the lessor realizes upon the sale or other disposition	320
of the motor vehicle or trailer.	321

(E) IfRegardless of whether a physical certificate of title	322
has not been issued for a motor vehicle and, if all the security	323
interests relating to that motor vehicle have been discharged and	324
if the secured party does not convey to the owner of the motor	325
vehicle a physical certificate of title with the discharge noted	326
on the certificate, the owner of the motor vehicle may obtain a	327
one physical certificate of title for the motor vehicle from the	328
clerk of any court of common pleas uponwithout payment of the fee	329
specified in section 4505.09 of the Revised Code. The owner of the	330
motor vehicle thereafter may obtain a duplicate physical	331
certificate of title for the motor vehicle from the clerk of any	332
court of common pleas upon payment of the fee specified in section	333
4505.09 of the Revised Code.	334

(F) If a clerk of a court of common pleas, other than the	335
clerk of the court of common pleas of the county in which the	336
owner of a motor vehicle resides, enters a notation of the	337
existence of, or the cancellation of, a security interest relating	338
to the motor vehicle, the clerk shall transmit the data relating	339
to the notation to the automated title processing system.	340

(G) The registrar of motor vehicles, in accordance with	341
Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, shall adopt rules governing the	342
electronic transmission of security interest and other information	343
under this section. In adopting the rules, the registrar shall	344
confer with the clerks of the courts of common pleas.	345

(H) As used in this section:

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(1) "Accurate information" means the make and model of the	347
motor vehicle, its vehicle identification number, and the name and	348
address of its owner as they appear on the certificate of title	349
that is to be conveyed.	350

(2) "Dealer" has the same meaning as in section 4517.01 of	351
the Revised Code.	352

(3) "Good funds" includes cash, or a wire transfer, cashier's	353
check, certified check, draft, money order, or teller's check	354
issued by an insured financial institution, or a dealer's check	355
for which the secured party has received funds that are available	356
for withdrawal pursuant to "Availability of Funds and Collection	357
of Checks (Regulation CC)," 12 C.F.R. 229.	358

(4) "Inventory" has the same meaning as in section 1309.102	359
of the Revised Code.	360

(5) "Electronic certificate of title" means an electronic	361
record stored in the automated title processing system that	362
established ownership of a motor vehicle, as well as any security	363
interest that exists in that motor vehicle.	364

(6) "Written confirmation" means a communication from a	365
secured party to a motor vehicle dealer regarding the secured	366
party's security interest in a motor vehicle. A written	367
confirmation may be either a physical document or an electronic	368
communication such as electronic mail. Both types of written	369
confirmation may be conveyed under this section.	370

Sec. 4519.68.  (A)(1) Chapter 1309. of the Revised Code does	371
not permit or require the deposit, filing, or other record of a	372
security interest covering an off-highway motorcycle or	373
all-purpose vehicle, except as provided in division (A)(2) of this	374
section.	375

(2) Chapter 1309. of the Revised Code applies to a security	376
interest in an off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle held	377
as inventory, as defined in section 1309.102 of the Revised Code,	378
for sale by a dealer. The security interest has priority over	379
creditors of the dealer as provided in Chapter 1309. of the	380
Revised Code without notation of the security interest on a	381
certificate of title, without entry of a notation of the security	382
interest into the automated title processing system if a physical	383
certificate of title has not been issued, or without the retention	384
of a manufacturer's or importer's certificate.	385

(B) Subject to division (A) of this section, any security	386
agreement covering a security interest in an off-highway	387
motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle, if a notation of the agreement	388
has been made by a clerk of a court of common pleas on the face of	389
the certificate of title or if the clerk has entered a notation of	390
the agreement into the automated title processing system if a	391
physical certificate of title has not been issued, is valid as	392
against the creditors of the debtor, whether armed with process or	393
not, and against subsequent purchasers, secured parties, and other	394
lienholders or claimants. All security interests, liens,	395
mortgages, and encumbrances entered into the automated title	396
processing system in relation to a particular certificate of	397
title, regardless of whether a physical certificate of title is	398
issued, take priority according to the order of time in which they	399
are entered into the automated title processing system by the	400
clerk. Exposure for sale of any off-highway motorcycle or	401
all-purpose vehicle by its owner, with the knowledge or with the	402
knowledge and consent of the holder of any security interest,	403
lien, mortgage, or encumbrance on it, does not render the security	404
interest, lien, mortgage, or encumbrance ineffective as against	405
the creditors of the owner, or against holders of subsequent	406
security interests, liens, mortgages, or encumbrances upon the	407
off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle.	408

The secured party, upon presentation of evidence of a	409
security interest to a clerk of a court of common pleas, together	410
with the certificate of title if a physical certificate of title	411
for the off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle exists, and	412
the fee prescribed by section 4519.59 of the Revised Code, may	413
have a notation of the security interest made. Unless the secured	414
party specifically requests the clerk not to issue a physical	415
certificate of title and instead to issue an electronic	416
certificate of title, the clerk, over the clerk's signature and	417
seal of office, shall issue a new original certificate of title	418
from the automated title processing system that indicates the	419
security interest and the date of the security interest.	420

If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of its	421
holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and if the	422
holder holds a physical certificate of title, the holder shall	423
note the discharge of the security interest over the holder's	424
signature on the face of the certificate of title, or over the	425
holder's signature on a form prescribed by the registrar of motor	426
vehicles when there is no space for the discharge on the face of	427
the certificate of title. Except as otherwise provided in this	428
section, prior to delivering the certificate of title to the	429
owner, the holder or the holder's agent shall convey the	430
certificate of title or a separate sworn statement of the	431
discharge of the security interest to a clerk. The conveyance	432
shall occur not more than seven business days after the date good	433
funds in the correct amount to discharge fully the security	434
interest have been credited to an account of the holder, provided	435
the holder has been provided accurate information concerning the	436
off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle. Conveyance of the	437
certificate of title or separate sworn statement of the discharge	438
within the required seven business days may be indicated by	439
postmark or receipt by a clerk within that period. If the	440
discharge of the security interest appears to be genuine, the	441
clerk shall note the cancellation of the security interest on the	442
face of the certificate of title, if it was so conveyed, and also	443
shall note it in the automated title processing system.	444

If a security interest is fully discharged as a result of its	445
holder's receipt of good funds in the correct amount and the	446
holder does not hold a physical certificate of title, when the	447
holder notifies a clerk of the discharge of its security interest,	448
the holder at that time also may request the clerk to issue a	449
physical certificate of title to the off-highway motorcycle or	450
all-purpose vehicle. The request shall specify whether the clerk	451
is to send the certificate of title directly to the owner or to	452
the holder or the holder's agent for transmission to the owner. If	453
such a request is made, the clerk shall issue a physical	454
certificate of title and send it to the specified person.	455

The clerk shall not honor such a request for a physical	456
certificate of title if it is not made by the holder at the same	457
time as the holder's notification to the clerk of the discharge of	458
its security interest.	459

(C) In all cases, a secured party may choose to present a	460
clerk with evidence of a security interest via electronic means,	461
and the clerk shall enter the security interest into the automated	462
title processing system. A secured party also may choose to notify	463
a clerk of the discharge of its security interest via electronic	464
means, and the clerk shall enter the cancellation into the	465
automated title processing system.	466

(D) IfRegardless of whether a physical certificate of title	467
has not been issued for an off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose	468
vehicle and, if all the security interests relating to that	469
motorcycle or vehicle have been discharged and if the secured	470
party does not convey to the owner of the off-highway motorcycle	471
or all-purpose vehicle a physical certificate of title with the	472
discharge noted on the certificate, the owner of the motorcycle or	473
vehicle may obtain aone physical certificate of title from the	474
clerk of any court of common pleas uponwithout payment of the fee	475
specified in section 4519.59 of the Revised Code. The owner of the	476
off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle thereafter may	477
obtain a duplicate physical certificate of title for the	478
off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle from the clerk of	479
any court of common pleas upon payment of the fee specified in	480
section 4519.59 of the Revised Code.	481

(E) If a clerk of a court of common pleas, other than the	482
clerk of the court of common pleas of the county in which the	483
owner of an off-highway motorcycle or all-purpose vehicle resides,	484
enters a notation of the existence of, or the cancellation of, a	485
security interest relating to the off-highway motorcycle or	486
all-purpose vehicle, the clerk shall transmit the data relating to	487
the notation to the automated title processing system.	488

Section 2.  That existing sections 1548.20, 4503.13, and	489
4519.68 of the Revised are hereby repealed.	490