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某市M公司于1997年8月1日以出让方式取得一宗2000m2的国有土地使用权，批准用途为商业，使用期限为40年，于1997年8月20日办理了土地登记。现因债务的关系，将这宗地连同房产转让给了N贸易有限公司。
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1．办理此宗地的土地使用权变更登记手续的程序是什么?
2．你对程序中具体的细则是如何理解的?

A.办理此宗地的土地使用权变更登记手续的程序是什么?
2．你对程序中具体的细则是如何理解的?

【参考答案】

1．应按以下程序进行：申请→地籍调查→权属审核→注册登记→核发土地证书。2．申请。N贸易有限公司应该在与M公司签订了土地......

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