 The buyer was offered a discounted price for their kit and the exclusive right to be the licensed Bradley broker for their geographic area.It was discovered that every kit buyer got the special pricing, and that other "dealerships" were in the same area.Named in the attorney general's complaint were Courneya and Deil Gustafson, a Minnesota lawyer and real estate developer who had acquired a 50% ownership of the company in 1980 when he invested US$600,000 in Bradley.