If the secretary has rejected any such deposit or claim, or if any such exception has been filed, the court shall confirm the account as to all other matters and claims. The secretary may then declare and pay out of the funds available for distribution, if any, a dividend, according to the priorities established by law. The dividend shall be calculated as if all deposits and other claims were valid and approved. The secretary, before paying any such dividend, shall set apart the proportion of such dividend which would be properly apportionable to any claim which has been rejected by the secretary, or to which an exception has been filed, if the amount and the priority claimed were sustained by the court. If any such claim shall be determined by the court to be valid, the secretary shall pay to the corporation or person entitled thereto the dividend which has been set apart in the manner provided by this section. If any such claim shall be determined by the court to be invalid, the dividend which has been set apart in the manner provided by this section shall be distributed in the order of the priorities established by law, to those whose claims have been approved by the court.
The confirmation of the final account and distribution thereunder shall discharge the secretary, the deputy receiver, any other employe, and the legal counsel, as well as the surety for any of them, from all further civil liability for any act done in his official capacity as receiver, deputy receiver, employe, or legal counsel of the institution.
71 P.S. § 733-1010