George Blue was sued for negligently maintaining his property resulting in a neighbor's child being injured. He was served on January 2d, took the complaint to his insurance agent's office on the same day, but his agent was not back from the holidays. The secretary took the complaint and told Mr. Blue she would be sure her boss took care of everything. The secretary put the complaint under some papers, and it did not come to the insurance agent's attention until a week after a default had been entered against Mr. Blue. The agent, upon learning a default had been entered, called the company's attorney and told her what had happened. Does the insurance company have a legally sufficient basis to have the default set aside?