Blog & IP Insights
Notable Patent Cases in Nepal
Notable patent cases in Nepal are notable for their absence — the country has no published Supreme Court prece...
What Your Copyright Certificate Means
Your Nepal copyright certificate is the strongest proof of ownership you can hold. Learn what it contains, how...
Granted Patent: What Happens After Approval?
A granted patent in Nepal gives you seven years of exclusive rights under the PDTA, requiring active enforceme...
When Two Nepali Brands Clash: How Disputes Are Resolved
When two Nepali brands claim the same or a confusingly similar mark, the dispute is resolved by the Department...
How to Enforce Your Trademark Against Copycats in Nepal
If someone copies your registered trademark in Nepal, you can enforce your rights through the Department of In...
Industrial Design Infringement: When Does Copying Become a Problem?
Industrial design infringement in Nepal occurs when a product copies the protected visual appearance of a regi...
Patent Enforcement: What Happens When Someone Copies Your Invention?
Patent enforcement in Nepal requires filing a complaint with the Department of Industry under the PDTA 1965 to...
Cease & Desist Letters for IP in Nepal (When and How to Send One)
What a cease-and-desist letter is and how to use it as the first, low-cost step to stop trademark, design or c...
Fighting Counterfeit Products With IP Law in Nepal (2026)
How a brand owner in Nepal stops counterfeits and fake goods — get a registered trademark first, then use ceas...