Blog & IP Insights
Novelty vs Inventive Step: Two Patent Tests You Must Understand
Understand patent novelty vs inventive step in Nepal under the PDTA 1965, including how the Department of Indu...
Documents Required from Nepali Applicants: A Deep Dive
Nepali trademark applicants must file seven core documents with the Department of Industry (DoI) under the Pat...
Inside the DoI Patent & Design Section
The Department of Industry (DoI), through its patent and design section, examines and grants all patents and i...
How to License Your Trademark in Nepal
You license a trademark in Nepal by entering into a written licence agreement with another party and recording...
Best Industrial Design Software: Which Tool Fits Your Work?
Learn which industrial design software fits your workflow and how to legally protect your product designs in N...
Inventor vs Patent Owner: What Is the Difference?
Understand the key difference between patent inventor and owner in Nepal, including legal rights, ownership tr...
Rebranding Without Losing Your Trademark Rights
Rebranding your business while keeping your trademark rights intact in Nepal requires filing a fresh applicati...
How Long Does Patent Protection Last? The Key Rules
The patent protection period in Nepal is seven years from registration, renewable twice for a maximum total te...
Understanding a Trademark Examination Report (Nepal)
A trademark examination report in Nepal is an official notice from the Department of Industry (DoI) that raise...








