Landmark Legal Analysis: Supreme Court of Nepal Formally Adopts Transborder Reputation and Protects Well-Known Marks
Supreme Court of Nepal Formally Adopts Transborder Reputation and Protects Well-Known Marks
Analysis and practical guidance on Nepali intellectual property law, written by the lawyers who argue these matters.

Nepal’s National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy 2082 marks a significant milestone for the country’s technological landscape—and brings important…

An archived case note reports that Nepal's Supreme Court upheld protection against misleading use of Scotch on whisky not established as originating in…

An archived Nepal Supreme Court case note examines how an author's moral rights may remain relevant after economic publication rights are transferred.

Running a business isn't just about great ideas-it's also about following the rules. Commercial law regulates business operations through a body of rules…

How misleading advertising can harm consumers and brands, with practical steps for substantiation, monitoring and response.

An archived case note reports that the Kathmandu District Court treated original artistic elements of product packaging as copyright-eligible works.

A practical overview of privacy compliance for organisations collecting personal information through digital products and services.

In a globalised economy, protecting intellectual property (IP) rights, especially trademarks, is more crucial than ever. One effective way to safeguard…

Nepal's Industrial Property Bill proposes a broader framework, but proposed provisions must remain clearly separated from prevailing law.

Nepal has considered copyright reform proposals, but the prevailing law remains the Copyright Act, 2059 (2002).