Abstract: There are two different points of view about the right of the name lender in legal relation of borrowing name to register. The positive view is that the name lender has the right to dispose of the immovable property, and the negative one is that the name lender does not have the right. The author holds the positive view, and based on which, the third party, who has made a valid contract with the name lender, has the right to acquire immovable property right, without considering whether the third party has good faith or not. The second controversial topic is about the nature of the act of disposition under somebody else's name. Some hold that it is a behavior of unauthorized disposal, and others take it as a behavior of an unauthorized agency. Standing behind the latter view, the author thinks that the act of disposition under somebody else's name should not apply to the system of Bona Fide Acquisition of immovable property. Finally, when common immovable property is registered under only one party's name, does this party have the right to dispose of the common property or not? The author holds that the party does not have the right to dispose of it without consent of other co-owners, and a Bona Fide third party has the right to claim it according to Article 106 of Property Law.