( Bedan v. Turney, 99 Cal. 649 [34 P. 442].) [3] In the event the trial judge in settling the bill refuses to allow a bill of exceptions in accordance with the facts, the aggrieved party is afforded full and adequate remedy by section 652 of the Code of Civil Procedure to obtain a correct bill by means of application to the reviewing court. ( Estate of Dolbeer, 147 Cal. 359 [ 81 P. 1098]; Rhode v. Wattles, 114 Cal.App. 144 [ 299 P. 574].) It is held, therefore, that when a bill has been duly certified and engrossed the reviewing court will not entertain proceedings to amend the same.