Blog & IP Insights
What Makes a Logo Legally Protectable?
A logo is legally protectable in Nepal when it is genuinely distinctive
The Most Iconic Nepali Brand Marks
An iconic Nepali brand mark is a registered trademark that has earned nationwide recognition
The DoI Gazette Archive: A Research Guide
The Department of Industry (DoI) publishes trademark registrations, renewals, and cancellations in the Industr...
How Big Brands Protect Their Secret Recipes
Big brands protect their famous secret recipes not through patents but as trade secrets
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...
IP Law in the USA vs Nepal: Key Differences
IP law in the USA and Nepal operates on fundamentally different principles.
Passing-Off Cases in Nepal: Lessons from the Courts
Passing-off in Nepal lets you stop a competitor from using your brand name, logo, or packaging in a way that c...
How to Protect a Pharma or Ayurvedic Brand in Nepal
A practical guide to protecting a pharmaceutical, ayurvedic or herbal-medicine brand in Nepal — the right trad...








