It's not accepted. In a block, every transaction has to be valid by itself, but the whole block has to be valid as well. If anything is wrong about the block, it's simply invalid—there is no "partially right".
Let's say a miner creates such a block and broadcasts it to their peers. Each full node peer attempts to validate the block and realizes that the block does not follow to the rules. They drop the block, do not forward it to their peers, do not add it to their blockchain, and do not update their UTXO set. Depending on how the miner relayed the block to them, they probably even drop the connection and ban the miner for sending invalid data. Nobody else sees the invalid block unless someone posts about it on social media to ridicule the miner…
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