瑜伽論記 24.321

24.321

二者、互疑諍事者，三根覓罪，遂生其諍，故名覓諍，此即以罪處所及以不癡徵其犯處，或以憶念便知清淨證彼不犯，故云施與清淨除滅。

Second, 'disputes of mutual suspicion': seeking out an offense on the basis of the three grounds [of seeing, hearing, or suspecting], which subsequently gives rise to dispute; therefore it is called a 'dispute concerning searching' [anuvāda-adhikaraṇa]. This means using the determination of the offense and non-confusion to investigate where the transgression lies, or using recollection to immediately know purity and prove that the person has not committed an offense. Hence it says, 'settled by conferring purity.'