ORDER : The matter was referred to the Supreme Court Mediation centre (SCMC) where the parties have settled the matter. Memorandum of settlement dated 13th April, 2017 recorded before the Mediator has been annexed with the mediation report. 2. We may record that out of the wedlock, there is a female baby named 'Tejaswani' who was born on 20.01.2009 and is eight years of age as of now. Her custody is with the respondent-father. However, the petitioner-mother has been given some visitation rights as per the settlement. Para 4, in this regard reads as under:- “In case of re-marriage of petitioner-mother, her visitation rights would continue, but she will not have the right to take their daughter Tejaswani for overnight stay with her. Similarly if Respondent-husband marries again, in that circumstances the girl child will be sent to good boarding school/college and the expenses will be born by both the parties i.e. Petitioner-wife and Respondent-husband.” 3. As per the aforesaid arrangement, the petitioner-mother is given visitation rights as well as right to take the Tejaswani for overnight stay with her. This para also mentions that in case the petitioner-mother re-marries, though her visitation rights would continue but she will not have right to take her back for overnight stay. 4. It is made clear that the aforesaid arrangement means that so long as the petitioner-mother does not get remarry, she will have the right to take the daughter for overnight stay. 5. The parties shall remain bound by the settlement which includes taking of divorce by mutual consent. 6. The transfer petition stands disposed of.