rented premises just purchased by the Arcinas "solely for the purpose of occupancy" by them, the Arcinas in an unlawful detainer action had the Tranchinas removed from the premises by a writ of possession. In the abuse of process action brought by the Tranchinas it was held that the proceedings taken to evict them and their subsequent eviction were not taken and done by the Arcinas "in good faith" or with the intention of occupying the premises themselves but "`for the purpose of circumventing the rules and regulations of the Office of Price Administration.'" (P. 523.) The court held that the gravamen of the tort of abuse of process was as follows: "The wrong was only done when by the use of the writ of possession defendants evictedDavid Grunfeld / The Times-PicayuneLouis Fitzmorris celebrates with family after beating Patricia Schwarz Core in the St. Tammany Parish assessor's race.

Two days after winning the office in a stunning victory over an entrenched incumbent, St. Tammany Parish Assessor-elect Louis Fitzmorris said Monday he expects a smooth -- if, perhaps, extended -- transition.

Fitzmorris said Assessor Patricia Schwarz Core, who he defeated in Saturday's runoff, has pledged to work with him as the office changes hands for the first time in nearly two decades.

Due to a quirk in state law, perhaps owing to the days when assessor's tax rolls were drawn up by hand, assessors do not take office for more than a year after they are elected. In Fitzmorris' case, he is not slated to take office until January