The Compendium of Caraka 3.8.37_4

3.8.37_4

adhikaraṇasiddhānto nāma sa yasminnadhikaraṇe prastūyamāne siddhānyanyānyapyadhikaraṇāni bhavanti, yathā---'na muktaḥ karmānubandhikaṃ kurute, nispṛhatvāt' iti prastute siddhāḥ karmaphala-mokṣa-puruṣa-pretyabhāvā bhavanti/

An implied tenet is one where, when a given subject is being established, other subjects are established as well; for instance, when it is established that 'One who is liberated does not perform action that binds, because he is free from desire,' the fruits of action, liberation, the self, and life after death are established.