She consented to a particular sex act (call it A), but not another type of sex act (call it B). If she agrees to kissing (A) but he forces his penis into her vagina (B) against her will, then he is guilty of rape. It is the same idea in stealthing. She agrees to CFS (A) be but is caught taking the condom off & penetrating her without it (B). So he is guilty of rape.
It is rape, as i've consistently stated. No doubt about it. It's just like purposely drugging a woman to sleep so you can screw her without her consent.
Underlying factors? There are always numerous possible sex acts. Only the ones consented to are acceptable to engage in. When someone forces a type of sex act on a person that was not agreed to, then it is considered rape or at least sexual assault.
Correct.
Are there any court cases where gals did not take the pill & the guy is charging her with "rape", saying "she raped me" because she didn't take her pill. Sounds a bit silly when put like that, don't you agree? More likely any court cases of this type would involve child custody or child payment issues. A guy could try to sue in civil court re various related matters, e.g. psychological damage & suffering related to fathering a child that she consequently consented to be violently murdered via abortion.
"The word rape is not used in the Canadian Criminal Code. Instead the law criminalizes "sexual assault". Sexual assault is defined as sexual contact with another person without that other person's consent. Consent is defined in section 273.1(1) as "the voluntary agreement of the complainant to engage in the sexual activity in question". For more details, see Sexual assault#Canada."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_regarding_rape#Canada
http://www.sexassault.ca/criminalprocess.htm
It would be interesting to read more about that, if it went to court, what was said there & the verdict.