If there is not a dedicated road or easement on a property but after the sale the township claims there is what will title insurance pay out when it is written on the paperwork that it is covered?

If the title insurance policy explicitly covers the issue of easements or roads not disclosed at the time of sale, the insurer would typically be responsible for covering the legal costs or any damages associated with the township's claim. However, the specific payout would depend on the terms of the policy, including any exclusions or limitations. It's essential to review the policy carefully and consult with the title insurance provider to understand the coverage and claims process related to this situation.