Blog & IP Insights
Protecting Ilam Tea and Nepali Tea Brands
To protect your Ilam tea brand in Nepal, you register a trademark with the Department of Industry (DoI) under...
AI and Intellectual Property in Nepal
Artificial intelligence has no dedicated legal framework in Nepal, so AI-created works and inventions fall und...
Cease & Desist Letter for IP: Sample (Nepal)
A cease and desist letter is a formal legal notice demanding that an infringer immediately stop using your reg...
What Happens If Someone Copies My Unregistered Logo?
If someone copies your unregistered logo in Nepal, you cannot sue for trademark infringement
DoI Notices and Circulars: Why They Matter
DoI notices and circulars are the official announcements published by Nepal's Department of Industry (DoI) tha...
Protecting Traditional Knowledge & Nepali Handicrafts
Protecting traditional knowledge IP Nepal requires registering distinct brands under the Patent, Design and Tr...
What Makes a Logo Legally Protectable?
A logo is legally protectable in Nepal when it is genuinely distinctive
Protecting Your Brand on Daraz and E-commerce in Nepal
Ecommerce trademark Nepal Daraz sellers need to register their brand name and logo with the Department of Indu...
Parallel Imports and Grey-Market Goods in Nepal
Parallel imports—often called grey-market goods—are genuine branded products imported into Nepal through chann...








