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...
Trademark vs Patent: Which Protects Your Product?
A trademark protects your brand identity — your name, logo, or slogan — while a patent protects a new inventio...
Myths About Patent Protection in Nepal
Many patent protection myths in Nepal mislead inventors into decisions that cost them their rights.
Patent vs Trademark: Protecting Inventions and Brands
Understand the key differences between patent vs trademark protection in Nepal, including terms, processes, an...
Granted Patent: What Happens After Approval?
A granted patent in Nepal gives you seven years of exclusive rights under the PDTA, requiring active enforceme...
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...
Dependent Patent Claims: How They Add Protection
A dependent patent claim adds specific protection by narrowing an independent claim in Nepal, creating enforce...
Patent Examination Report: How to Understand the Objections
Understand your patent examination report from Nepal's Department of Industry, decode common objections under...
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...