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Cardiff City court case to be heard in March
England - 14 December, 2007
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Welsh Cardiff City found its court hearing with Langston will be moved to March.
Chairman Peter Risdale had hoped for a summer date to show financial stability for any future bank loans to the club.
Langston is trying to demand immediate repayment of a GBP 24 million owed by the club. Risdale said the loan agreement states the payment is not due in full until 2016.
A club spokesman said the final date has not been set, but the case will be heard in March. A failure to win the case would likely send Cardiff City into administration.
Chairman Peter Risdale had hoped for a summer date to show financial stability for any future bank loans to the club.
Langston is trying to demand immediate repayment of a GBP 24 million owed by the club. Risdale said the loan agreement states the payment is not due in full until 2016.
A club spokesman said the final date has not been set, but the case will be heard in March. A failure to win the case would likely send Cardiff City into administration.
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