( 1 ) THE order of the High Court allowing the writ petition and directing reinstatement with full consequential benefits is dated May 20, 1999, ( 2 ) THE SLP has been dismissed on April 10, 2000. ( 3 ) THE order of the Government dated January 13, 2000 states that the respondent has been reinstated. It does not, of course, deal with 10 consequential benefits. ( 4 ) IN the review petitions, a latter order of the Government dated March 8, 2000 which states that no back wages will be granted, is relied upon. ( 5 ) THIS order dated March 8, 2000 was not brought to the notice of this Court on April 10, 2000 and apart from that, it is not known under what authority the Government can refuse to pay back wages etc. by way of an administrative order when the High Court order dated May 20, 1999 was in full force. By an administrative order, the Government cannot overrule a judgment. Such an administrative order is no ground for review. ( 6 ) THERE is no merit in the review petitions and they are dismissed.