/fɔrst bɪl/ – Phrase
Definition: (Mỹ) biện pháp cưỡng chế.
A more throughout explanation: A forced bill is a bill of exchange that has been accepted by the drawee under duress or coercion, rather than voluntarily. This can occur when the drawee is compelled to accept the bill against their will, making the acceptance invalid in legal terms.
Example: In the case of the forced bill, the court found that the defendant had unlawfully coerced the plaintiff into signing the document under duress.