1. Legal composition: Nepal’s Patent, Design and Trademark Law was enacted in 1965 and revised in 1987.

2. Nepal’s trademark law belongs to the civil law system. Trademark registration is based on the first-to-file principle. The first applicant for a trademark will obtain the trademark registration. 3. Nepal only accepts registration applications for commodity trademarks. At the same time, the Trademark Law does not stipulate the commodity classification of trademarks, but the classification of registered trademarks depends on the basic registration of the trademark application; 4. Nepal on February 4, 1997 Become a member of the World Intellectual Property Organization 5. Nepal is not a member of the Madrid Protocol or the Madrid Agreement. International registrations cannot designate Nepal. ?Goods and services adopt the International Nice Classification.