Blog & IP Insights
Patent Novelty Explained: Why New Does Not Always Mean New
Patent novelty in Nepal requires absolute newness under the PDTA 1965; learn why public disclosure before fili...
Dependent Patent Claims: How They Add Protection
A dependent patent claim adds specific protection by narrowing an independent claim in Nepal, creating enforce...
Patentable Subject Matter: What Patent Law Allows
Patentable subject matter in Nepal covers new, useful inventions under the PDTA 1965, excluding abstract ideas...
Patent Office Examination: What Does the Examiner Check?
Patent office examination in Nepal checks novelty, utility and documents under the PDTA 1965 before publicatio...
Patent Eligibility Requirements: Does Your Invention Qualify?
Learn the patent eligibility requirements in Nepal under the PDTA 1965, including novelty tests, exclusions, a...
Patent Novelty Requirement: What Does New Really Mean?
The patent novelty requirement in Nepal demands your invention be completely new before filing, as public disc...
Industrial Design Licensing: Turn Design Rights Into Revenue
Industrial design licensing in Nepal lets you monetise registered designs under the PDTA through written agree...
Industrial Design Rules Every Product Designer Should Know
Learn the essential industrial design rules in Nepal, including DoI filing steps, 5-year terms, and documentat...
Industrial Design Ownership: Who Owns the Design?
Industrial design ownership in Nepal belongs to the creator unless assigned; learn how the PDTA defines rights...