On appeal. The appellee owns and operates a garage which in the year 1965 was a licensed Motor Vehicle Inspection Station. In November of 1965 he applied to the Chief of the State Police for a 1966 license as an inspection station pursuant to the provisions of 29 M.R.S.A. § 2124, which application was denied. As further provided in the reference section, he prosecuted an appeal to the Superior Court by complaint, which appeal was considered by a single Justice.

After hearing, the single Justice reversed the decision of the Chief of the State Police and held that the petitioner was entitled to a 1966 license for a Motor Vehicle Inspection Station. • The Chief of the Maine State Police claimed an appeal.

29 M.R.S.A. § 2124, to which reference has been made, also provides that:

“(A)fter hearing the (Superior) court may affirm or reverse the decision of the Chief of the State Police and the decision of the court shall be final * *

We have no occasion to reach the merits of the controversy. The decision of the Superior Court under this statute is not subject to appeal.

Appeal dismissed.