Multiple domains pointing to 1 site

Hi..
If I add multiple domain names to a BC site, just using the "New Domain", does the system handle it in such a way that its not regarded as duplicate content? There is 1 default domain, so how are the rest of the domains treated if added, ie does it use 301 redirects so as to avoid the possibility being penalized by Google?
If this is not the way to do it, can anyone explain how to deal with this, as there is nothing in the knowledge base on how to go about it.....

Hi Liam,
Couple of things...
"You have google indexing multiple domains. If those domains contain the same content - Duplicate Content." 
That's clear - thanks.
"You say 301 redirects so I am gathering there are multiple domains to point to one set of content. "
Yes, the client has bought a few different domain names, all which they want pointing to the same website. (Bad practice huh?)
"Was it an attempt to improve SEO"
Yes, seems everyone is a self professed SEO expert these days!
Anyway, what is the best/simplest way to deal with this type of thing?

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