Nyāya Sūtras 67.3

67.3

yena kalpena bhavān samānadharmopapatteḥ saṃśaya iti manyate, tena khalv atyantasaṃśayaḥ prasajyate/ samānadharmopapatter anucchedāt saṃśayānucchedaḥ/ na hy ayam ataddharmā dharmī vimṛśyamāṇo gṛhyate, satataṃ tu taddharmā bhavatīti//

According to the conception by which you think doubt arises from the presence of a common property, there would indeed follow endless doubt. Because the presence of the common property is never eliminated, doubt would never be eliminated; for this subject of properties under consideration is not apprehended as lacking that property, but rather possesses that property constantly.