"We know it did," Mr Cathcart retorted.
Throughout his evidence Petricevic has maintained a large run of interest scheduled to go to investors on March 31, 2007 was delayed - not missed - because it fell due on Saturday and the funds went out on the next business day.
"It was payed on the next business day as per normal business practice. The contract said the 31st and it was paid on the next business day. That is not a missed interest payment," he repeated yesterday afternoon.
Following this, Justice Geoffrey Venning weighed in.
"I'm not talking about the March 31 interest run and I'm not talking about your knowledge at the time in 2007. Do you accept now that on a number of occasions from February 7 Bridgecorp and Bridgecorp Investment Limited failed to make payments?" the judge asked.
"I can see that now...I accept that now," Petricevic said.
Roest began giving evidence late yesterday afternoon about his responsibilities at Bridgecorp and will continue in the witness box today.
The three accused deny the charges against them in a trial expected to run until March.
Around 14,500 investors lost $459 million when Bridgecorp collapsed in July 2007.