Ridsdale faces an uncertain period of financial juggling
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Club chairman Peter Ridsdale expects Cardiff's court case with creditors Langston to be set for March.
The Bluebirds were due in court for a hearing over a claim for missed loan repayments this week, but Langston's solicitors sought a deferral.
"In terms of a date for a summary judgement, the earliest would be the second week in March," Ridsdale told BBC Sport Wales.
"But I'm hoping we can resolve things before that through dialogue."
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Last week, a furious Ridsdale described the delay of Langston's claim the "worst possible outcome" for the club and blamed it on the Swiss-based firm.
Langston's lawyers claimed the delay was due to Cardiff "not presenting its evidence in a timely manner".
Langston, Cardiff's biggest creditor, wants the £24m debt repaid now, but Bluebirds officials insist the sum is not due until 2016.
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