¶1delivered the opinion of the court:
¶2On or about the 1st day of August, A. D. 1937 claimant applied to the Secretary of State for registration of a 1923 Buick automobile, and forwarded a check for $10.50 for a license for the balance of the year 1937. In due time, according to Ms complaint, he received his license and the automoMle plates, and the check was duly cashed by the Secretary of State.
¶3On December 6, 1937 claimant filed his claim for a refund, stating that his wife had been in some character of accident and had suffered severe injuries, and that claimant had been unable to make use of the license plates.
¶4The Attorney General has filed a motion to dismiss the claim, as being predicated upon no rule or basis upon which a refund could legally be made.
¶5No basis for a refund is shown by the complaint. The motion is allowed and the claim is dismissed.